W. Boag

Pichl Studies cover

History

London-based music seller, printer and publisher founded by William Boag (the elder) c.1795. Published songs, instrumental works by Pleyel, Pichl etc and religious tracts.
Continued by William and Norris Boag from 1833, and by William Boag (the younger) from c.1845 presumably until his death c.1860. Mrs Mary Ann Boag continued selling music a few years afterward, and the remaining stock-in-trade was bought for sale by Puttick and Simpson in 1864.

Editions

Imprints, Agencies, Addresses

Imprints

• William Boag [the elder] (c.1795-1833)
• W. Boag

• Sold by William Boag at his Cheap Music Shop, No.11, Great Turnstile Lincoln's Inn Fields
• printed & sold by Wm. Boag at his Music Warehouse, No.11 Great Turnstile, Lincoln's Inn Fields

• William and Norris Boag (1833-1845)

• published for the author, by W. & N. Boag, 11, Gt. Turnstile, Lincoln's Inn Fields

• William Boag [the younger] (c.1845-1860)

Addresses

• 11, Great Turnstile, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London
• Dean St., Newcastle

Plate Numbers

Sources Consulted

• COPAC
• British Music Publishers, Printers and Engravers (Frank Kidson), p.14
• Smith, Charles and William Humphries. Music Publishing in the British Isles Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1970.

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