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PS: Thanks to you and your list I was able to locate and order a copy of the 1811 (St. Petersburg, 2nd edn) from the British Library. It'll take a few weeks to process, but I suppose after that it'll be available for viewing online...

Thank you, coulonnus—that's next level WorldCat mastery! Another thing to wonder about from that results list is whether the theme is Martini's or Martín y Soler's...

Hello, This is my very first post—apologies for any faux pas. I'm looking forJohn Field's Fantaisie sur l’Andante de Martini, op.3, A (H15), hopefully a scan of the first edition (St. Petersburg, 1811) but other early editions (e.g. Moscow, 1837) would be of interest too. Surprisingly, it doesn't se...