Vieuxtemps edition of Beethoven Violin Concerto

[musjcab]

Does anyone know of the whereabouts of Vieuxtemps's edition of Beethoven's Violin Concerto op. 61, published by Schuberth of Leipzig in 1869? I've tried all the worlds major libraries and those with on-line catalogues without success. Dresden has Bockmuhl's arrangement for cello, also published by Schuberth, which reuses the title page of the Vieuxtemps edition, but I can't find the original. Please help!

[jonfrohnen]

Hi have his edit of the concerto and the two romances...maybe if one of the moderators was to email me they could post them? I have horrible luck trying to post to imslp but am happy to share.

Cordially,
Jon

[musjcab]

Dear Jon,

This is very exciting news. I'm sorry I took so long to get back to you; I've not checked the thread until now and didn't know about the automatic email notification. Do you think you would be able to scan the violin part and put it on an email? I'm currently working on an edition of the Beethoven Violin Concerto for Breitkopf und Hartel and would love to be able to take account of Vieuxtemps's edition before we go to press. I'm also working on a research project to study the work of nineteenth-century editors of string music at the University of Leeds (UK). My email is c.brown@leeds.ac.uk.

Best wishes,

Clive