 The "Société anonyme de publications périodique", Paris, was among the buyers, who sold publishing rights to the firm of Heugel.The edition was prepared by Auguste Vaucorbeil (1821–1884), director of the Paris Opéra, who reordered the pieces and gave them new picturesque titles, as Rossini's often nonsensical titles, which looked forward to Erik Satie's, were deemed unsuitable.Critical editions of all the albums are in process of publication by the , Pesaro, which conserves the original autograph manuscripts; they are distributed by Ricordi of Milan.