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This publishing history tells of Bernhard Schott's beginnings as a music engraver, of the first heyday under "B. Schott's Söhne" in the 19th century, when important late works by Beethoven and Richard Wagner were published by the publishing house. It also deals with the Schott and Strecker families of publishers, the dawn of modernity, the effects of two world wars, the years of post-war reconstruction, and the expansion into a modern media company and an international publishing group. 250 years of Schott! There are only few family businesses that can celebrate such a proud anniversary. This publishing history tells of it: of the beginnings of young Bernhard Schott as a music engraver, of the turbulent times during the French Revolution, of the first heyday under "B. Schott's Söhne" in the 19th century, when important late works by Beethoven like Symphony No. 9 and "Missa solemnis" were published by the publishing house, of the collaboration with Richard Wagner and the enormous financial investments in his stage works "The Mastersingers of Nuremberg", "The Ring of the Nibelung" and "Parsifal". It also deals with the Schott and (since 1874) Strecker families of publishers, the dawn of modernity, the effects of two devastating world wars, the arduous years of reconstruction after 1945 and the consistent expansion into a modern media company and an internationally operating publishing group. The book is structured chronologically and conveys that the long company history is also a weighty piece of musical, social, intellectual and economic history. It deals with the development of the publishing programme from its early beginnings to the present day and contains portraits of the individual leading figures of the publishing house. The richly illustrated volume is complemented by essays on the most important areas of the publishing house, especially on its educational commitment, as well as on topics such as the publishing archives and sheet music production. Vorwort - Die Anfänge: 1770 bis 1800 - Bernhard Schott: Der Verlagsgründer - Ausbau und Wachstum: 1800 bis 1850 - Andreas und Johann Joseph Schott: B. Schott's Söhne - Das historische Schott-Archiv - Die Ära Wagner: 1850 bis 1883 - Franz Schott: Der Wagner-Verleger - Schott London 1835 bis 2020 - Neue Perspektiven: 1884 bis 1918 - Ludwig Strecker sen.: Der Erbe - Die Notenherstellung bei Schott - Wechselvolle Zeiten: 1919 bis 1945 - Ludwig Strecker jun.: Verleger und Librettist - Willy Strecker: Verleger und Kunstsammler - Der Verlag und seine Komponisten - Der Weg zu Schott Music: 1945 bis heute - Die Sparten des Verlags heute - Peter Hanser-Strecker: Visionär und Erneuerer - Der Verlag der Verlage: Peter Hanser-Strecker im Gespräch - Anmerkungen - Bildquellen
