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Feldkamp-Verlag (GF).................................................................. 194 GF G. Feldkamp-Verlag ......................................................... 194 Musikverlag H. L. Grahl (HLG) ........................................................ 205 H Editio Bärenreiter Praha ................................................. 195 Heidelberger Chorblätter (HC) ......................................................... 204 HC Heidelberger Chorblätter ................................................ 204 Henschel Musik (HS) ........................................................................ 207 HLG Musikverlag H. L. Grahl .................................................. 205 Hortus Musicus (HM) ........................................................................ 206 HM Hortus Musicus ................................................................ 206 Verlag der Musikalienhandlung HS Henschel Musik ................................................................ 207 Karl Dieter Wagner (KDW) ........................................................ 210 JS Musikverlag J. 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