Méthode de piano et receuil d'airs à l'usage de la jeunesse - Steingräber, Théodor 1830-1904 (Leipzig Steingräber Verlag, 1890)
Steingräber, son of the piano maker Johann Gottlieb Steingräber (1800-1861), was a German music publisher.
He wrote a piano school for his daughters Clara and Mathilde, which he published in Leipzig in 1868 under the pseudonym Gustav Damm. This textbook was so successful that Steingräber himself founded his own music publishing house in Hanover on 1 January 1878, the Steingräber-Verlag. In 1890, he moved the company headquarters to Leipzig, the German centre of the publishing industry.
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Keywords: 19th Century (1801-1900); Method; Keyboard music; Keyboard