"Reprinted from the "Journal of the Society of Arts", July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 1891."

For piano with superlinear words in Greek and English; originally for orchestra.

"To be sung by voices in unison with piano accompaniment."

"Originally prepared as introductory to" Graduale Sarisburiense. --- Traces the "development of the Sarum Gradual from the Gregorian Antiphonale missarum." --- 300 copies printed.

Added title pages dated 1897-1899. Introductions and critical notes by Guido Adler.

For voice and piano. Optionally, the piano part may be sung by mixed chorus (SATB). --- Caption title. --- First line of text: America, America, thou gavest birth to light.

For SSAA chorus and piano. --- Caption title.

At head of title:...Johann Josef Fux. --- Full score. --- Series title in part also at head of t.-p. --- First performed at Prague, August 28, 1723.

Fünfte and 6. Auswahl have title: Sieben Trienter Codices; 7. Auswahl: Trienter Codices. --- Imprint varies: 4.-6. Auswahl, Wien, Universal Edition.--7. Auswahl, Graz, Akademische Druck- u. Verlagsanstalt. --- Editors: 1.-2. Auswahl: Guido Adler and Oswald Koller.--3. Auswahl: Oswald Koller, Margarethe Loew, Erwin Luntz, and Franz Schegar.--4. Auswahl: Rudolf von Ficker and Alfred Orel.--5.-6. Auswahl: Rudolf von Ficker.--7. Auswahl: Rudolf Flotzinger. --- For 3-4 voices, with or without instruments; Latin, French, German, or Italian texts. --- The volumes of music known as the Trienter Codices were compiled in the fifteenth century probably for the library of the Duomo at Trent, where six of them were found and described about 1885. These six volumes (Cod. 87-92, containing 1585 compositions) were bought in 1891 by the Austrian Ministerium für Cultus und Unterricht, and were deposited in the Hofbibliotek (now the Nationalbibliothek) at Vienna. In 1920, under the terms of the Treaty of St. Germain, they were returned to Trent. The seventh codex (Codex Tridentinus 93, nos. 1586-1864) was found in the archives of the Duomo at Trent in 1920. The MSS. were written by Johannes Wiser and other scribes. --- "Thematischer Katalog der sechs Trienter Codices": v. 1...

Full score. --- Series title also at head of t.-p. --- Italian and German text. --- First performance, Mährisch-Neustadt, September, 1770. Cf. p. ix. --- "Textbuch nebst deutscher Übersetzung": p. xv-liii. --- "Die junge Gräfin. Deutscher Text des Dresdener Logenbuches von 1771": p. lx-lxix. --- "La contessina, dramma di tre atti per musica von Carlo Goldoni (nebst einem Szenenbild)": p. lxxi-lxxxi. --- Pl. no.: Dm.d. Tk.in Oest. XXI.2.-3.

Caption title. --- For organ.

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Opera excerpt; originally for soprano, strings, and continuo. --- Caption title.

Originally for 2 violins, viola and 2 violoncellos; arranged for organ. --- Caption title.

Incidental music excerpts. --- Caption title. --- Morgenstimmung -- Åses Tod -- Anitras Tanz.

Caption title. --- Pl. no.: 21225.

For violin and piano. --- Caption title.