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2. Alfred Novello - Wikipedia

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   In 1811 Vincent Novello founded the music publishing firm Novello & Co which carries his name, as he issued sheet music on a subscription basis from his own house and continued to do so until his son J. Alfred Novello took over the business in 1829 at the early age of nineteen. Before this business venture, Alfred, as a bass singer, had done ...

3. Wise Music Group - Wikipedia

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   Advertisement for Novello, Ewer & Co. circulating music library, London, 1890. Novello & Co is a London-based printed music publishing company specializing in classical music, particularly choral repertoire. It was founded in 1811 by Vincent Novello. [9] August Jaeger of the firm was a friend of Edward Elgar. It joined the Wise Music Group in 1993.

4. Porter Novelli - Wikipedia

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   The company's first major client was the National Institutes of Health, for whom they created the National High Blood Pressure Education Program. [ 5 ] In 1981, an advertising agency in Chicago called Needham Harper Steers acquired Porter Novelli, turning the agency into Needham Porter Novelli, with offices in additional cities.

5. Novello & Co - Wikipedia

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6. Vincent Novello - Wikipedia

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   Vincent, born at 240 Oxford Street, [2] was the son of Giuseppe Novello, an Italian confectioner who moved to London in 1771. [3] As a boy Vincent was a chorister at the Sardinian Embassy Chapel in Duke Street, [4] [5] Lincoln's Inn Fields, where he learnt the organ from Samuel Webbe; and from 1796 to 1822 he became in succession organist of the Sardinian, Spanish (in Manchester Square) and ...

7. The Village Organist - Wikipedia

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   A second "and concluding volume", [3] also edited by T. R. Matthews, was published by Novello in 1872, issued in aid of the St Nicholas North Coates church organ fund. It claimed to contain works that were "all expressly composed for it and not published in any other work". [ 3 ]