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- ↑ The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music Page 90 Michael Kennedy, Joyce Bourne - 2004 "Bote & Bock. Ger. mus. publishing firm, founded in Berlin in 1838 by Eduard Bote and Gustav Bock. Remained in Bock family until 1935 when it was reorganized as limited co. under direction of Robert Lienau, dir. of R. & W. Lienau."
- ↑ Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart Volume 2 Friedrich Blume, Ludwig Finscher - 2007 "Gustav Bock war ein musikalisch sehr begabter und weitblickender Verleger, der für seinen Verlag wertvolle Werke, insbesondere auf dem Gebiet des Opernschaffens, erwarb."
- ↑ Henry-Louis de La Grange Gustav Mahler: A new life cut short (1907-1911) 2008 "When Eduard Bote withdrew from the business in 1847, the firm was run by Bock's brother Emil (1816-71) until 1871, ."
- ↑ Harald Kunz -125 Jahre Bote & Bock 1963 "Als sein Nachfolger wurde von Gustav Bocks Witwe der einzige Sohn des Firmengründers, der damals 23jährige Hugo Bock mit der Leitung ... Hugo Bock, am 25. Juli 1848 geboren, war erst fünfzehn Jahre alt, als sein Vater die Augen schloß."
- ↑ Berliner und Wahlberliner: Personen u. Persönlichkeiten in Berlin Volumes 1640-1914 Heinz Kullnick - 1961 "Nachfolger von Gustav Bock war sein Sohn Kommerzienrat Hugo Bock (t 1932), der den Weltruf der Firma begründet hat. Seit dieser Zeit befindet sich die Firma im Alleinbesitz der unmittelbaren Nachkommen von Hugo Bock."
- ↑ Harald Kunz 125 Jahre Bote & Bock 1963 "Gustav Bock war am 17. Juli 18 82 als Hugo Bocks erster Sohn nach den vier Töchtern Clara, Ellen, Wera und Fanny geboren und im patriarchalisch regierten Hause als „Kronprinz" begrüßt worden. "
- ↑ Music printing and publishing Donald William Krummel, Stanley Sadie - 1990 "Emil Robert Lienau (b Neustadt, Holstein, 28 Dec 1838; d Neustadt, 22 July 1920) studied philosophy and music under Moscheles and Rietz in Kiel and Leipzig. In 1863 he joined the publishing business of Schlesinger in Berlin,"
- ↑ https://www.boosey.com/aboutus/history.cshtml
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