Luck's Music Library stocks the most comprehensive inventory of scholarly editions available. These Urtext Editions provide you with the assurance that the compositions have been well researched and the musical text is as faithful as possible to the composer's intentions. All parts are engraved and printed on quality paper.

The name Henle is synonymous with the highest standards of music publishing. Since the company's foundation in 1948 by Günter Henle, Henle Urtext Editions have rapidly established themselves as a standard of quality throughout the world. Urtext Editions are the result of painstaking research and careful scrutiny of all sources. Having established a musical text as faithful as possible to the composer's original intentions, the works are then sent to some of the world's most eminent teachers and interpreters to add the fingerings and bowing marks necessary for practical music performance, all markings have been clearly identified as editorial editions. To the present day, these editions are hand-engraved, printed on special bond ivory paper, with professional binding, prepared to stay open on the music stand for ease and enjoyment of reading. Underway for some time now, the Urtext of the new Beethoven Complete Edition is providing highly researched critical editions of score and parts for all of Beethoven's works, most recently, the long awaited Triple Concerto.

A vital part of Europe's musical community, Doblinger's Viennese roots stem back to 1876. Among Austria's principal publishers, Doblinger produces such series as Diletto Musicale, a 1200-title collection of old music in all media ranging from Albinoni to Ziehrer and including collected and expertly edited works by Boccherini, Boyce, Haydn (Franz Joseph and Michael), Mozart (Leopold and Wolfgang Amadeus), and others. Most notable are the F.J. Haydn Symphonies Nos. 1-49, edited by the renowned Haydn expert, H.C. Robbins Landon. In progress is Doblinger's Johann Strauss Complete Edition (critical edition with score and parts for sale).

The Haydn-Mozart Press is a division of Universal Editions, which was founded in 1901 for publishing the most important classical and romantic works. Among other works by F. J. Haydn and W.A. Mozart, Haydn-Mozart Press features critical editions of the Haydn Symphonies Nos. 50-104. Edited by the eminent musicologist, H.C. Robbins Landon, the symphonies are highly researched and prepared with the utmost attention to detail. Printed on quality acid-free paper, they will last for years to come.

Carus-Verlag was founded in 1972 with the goal of offering choirs readable, reliable editions of sacred choral music. In the first quarter-century of its existence, Carus-Verlag has become one of the world's largest publishers of sacred vocal music, their editions being well founded on the highest editorial and technical standards. In addition to choral music, Carus publishes complete editions, historical editions, and a composers series (Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Telemann, and more) as well as publishing vocal and instrumental music from the 16th to 20th centuries. The orchestra works with choral parts represented in our catalog range from Bach cantatas to sacred works by Franck, Mendelssohn, Telemann and more.