Edizioni Curci S.r.l.

Mainstay of Italian music publishing was born in 1860, on the initiative of the Avellinese sco Curci, who had developed the publishing company as a side activity to his musical instrument shop; after the disappearance in 1912 of its founder, the group ed to his son Pasquale, while his brother Achille, engraver, took care of the graphic aspect and the sister Concetta of the istration. With Pasquale, the company expanded, opening its offices in Rome and Milan in 1932, which would later become the main office, and on his death ed in 1938 to his sons Giuseppe Gramitto Ricci took over in 1973, when Alfredo Curci died.

See also Curci. The company is also known as Ed. Musicali Curci Srl.