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Simrock may
refer to the
German sheet music publisher N.
Simrock, or one of the
following members of the
Simrock family engaged in that business: Nikolaus...
- N.
Simrock (in
German Musikverlag N.
Simrock,
Simrock Verlag, or
simply Simrock) was a
German music publisher founded by
Nikolaus Simrock which published...
- Karl
Joseph Simrock (28
August 1802 – 18 July 1876) was a
German poet and writer. He is
primarily known for his
translation of Das
Nibelungenlied into...
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Nikolaus Simrock (23
August 1751 in
Mainz – 12 June 1832 in Bonn) was a
German horn
player at the
court of the
Elector of
Cologne in Bonn and a music...
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Friedrich August Simrock,
better known as
Fritz Simrock (January 2, 1837 in Bonn –
August 20, 1901 in Ouchy) was a
German music publisher who inherited...
- Dvořák
asked Simrock for an advance: "I have a lot of
expense with my garden, and my
potato crop isn't very good". Eventually,
Simrock offered only 3...
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Fritz Simrock. The
first of Dvořák's
music to be
published by
Simrock was the
Moravian Duets,
which attained widespread success; encouraged,
Simrock asked...
- 1877,
after his
third win,
Brahms recommended Dvořák to his publisher,
Simrock, who
commissioned what
became the
Slavonic Dances, Op. 46. The
sheet music's...
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harpsichord music, and the Well-Tempered
Clavier was
printed concurrently by
Simrock (Germany), Nägeli (Switzerland) and
Hoffmeister (Germany and Austria) in...
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repetition of
notes and
changing the marking. He
published it in 1873 by N.
Simrock in
Berlin as No. 3 of his Opus 69, Drei
geistliche Gesänge für gemischten...
