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Wenzel Heinrich Veit (1804-1864) was born in Repnitz, at the time a German town in the Bohemian part of the Habsburg Empire. Until recently, he was ignored by the Czechs who have suddenly claimed him as one of theirs and have "baptized" him with the Czech version of his name Vaclav Jindric...

Yes it was a typo. Op.29 is Juon's third string quartet, i.e. No.3

This is not String Quartet No.2. This is String Quartet No.3. Juon wrote 4 string quartets. They are String Quartet No.1 Op.5 composed 1895-6 String Quartet No.2, Op.11 composed in 1896 Manuscript in Cantonal University of Lausanne Library unpublished String Quartet No.2, Op.29 composed in 1904 Stri...

The Steiner Plate No. for this quartet is 2695. The viola part, however, is plate no.1533. It is not in the same key, does not have the same movements etc. Obviously, it is the part to something else and as such the work is unplayable.

Okay, I finally got it to open. Must have been a problem from my end. Sorry about posting.

I have tried to download the file using several different browsers and it consistently does not open and gives the message that the file is damaged. Is this just me or is the file damaged?

Check your part closely. There should be another page after the page with the 11th variaiton. It is the page with the last movement, the Polonaise. It is missing. You can see this if you look at the piano score or the other parts. The quintet does not end with Variation 11. If for some reason you ar...

The last page of the cello part to the Piano Quintet in C Major, Op.57 No.6, G.418 by Boccherini is missing.

The quartet you have listed under this opus number is not Op.5 No.1. Op.5 No.1 is the only one of Richter's six quartets which received a modern reprint. It was from Breitkopf and Hartel. Op.5 No.1 is in C Major. It is Richter's best known quartet. It also has been recorded several times. This quart...

What appears via the title to be the Op.25 cello sonata of Martin Berteau, and which only has the Grave as arranged by Salmon does not, at least from the music, appear to be that of Berteau but of G. Sammartini (1700-1770)

Page 2 of the Violin part is missing.

While mention is made that the violin part to No.11 is missing, no mention is made that No.19 Valse is entirely missing. This should be noted so that perhaps someone can contribute it.

I would also point out that the composer did not sign his name Georges but George. Examination of his corresponce q.v. the works of Baudim Jam, Vivienne Niaux, Richard Frank & R.H.R. Silvertrust to name a few of the top authorities on this composer confirm this. Surely if the composer called him...

The composer's given name is Andre George Louis Onslow. He did not go by the names of Andre or Louis, and he certainly did not go by the name of Georges. Even Wikipedia finally got it right. Though he was born in France and lived most of his life there and considered himself French, he was only half...

Gernsheim wrote 2 pianto trios, Opp.28 and 37. He did not write four piano trios. q.v. New Grove, Cobbett's Cyclopedic Survey of Chamber Music and Altmann's Handbuch fur Klaviertriospieler.

Hence, Op.28 is Piano Trio No.1 and
Op.37 is Piano Trio No.2