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Peachnote.de claims "Since 2009 we have developed the world's first search engine for digitized sheet music" but they forgot to include it here! Perhaps almost as good is https://www.musipedia.org/ Select the Keyboard Search tab, Javascript piano, use the keyboard in a way similar to Peach...

The opinion of our copyright reviewers' vary. Compare e.g. Gian Francesco Malipiero (1882-1973) https://imslpforums.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=10749 and Johann Philipp Hinnenthal (1883-1973) Kassel: Bärenreiter Verlag, 1960 https://imslp.org/wiki/12_Recorder_Sonatas%2C_Op.4_(Loeillet%2C_Jean_Baptis...

Then try a discussion in this work page or Thomas Gettys category page.

Also put the right scanner links.

I found an inversion between the volumes X and XI file names. Please check now.

We already have https://imslp.org/wiki/15_%C3%89tudes_d ... _Giuseppe)
and https://imslp.org/wiki/15_%C3%89tudes_d ... _Giuseppe)

The Lilypond engraving file also contain MIDI files. If you open one with Musescore or equivalent you will obtain the right signatures.

You can treat this clef a regulat G clef, replace the 2-flats signature with 1 sharp and treat the C natural as C sharp.

DBMiller wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 12:27 am I would have to see the edition, but there is a strong possibility that it is just a 2020 reprint of a 1992 edition. If so, then it's OK to add.

https://imslp.org/wiki/6_Etudes_(Bigot%2C_Marie)

If you want to play it with your orchestra I can typeset it. Only 1st mvnt necessary

Thanks, done

There are two categories of uploaded scores. Those typeset and those scanned. Which ones do you mean?

I have a 1977 edition of Dussek's trio Op. 65. The cover has an image of baroque musicians you can see at https://www.ficksmusic.com/products/dus ... kunzelmann
Is it obviously PD or is could it be copyrighted and I should remove it?

Thanks, uploaded but I found no info about its date.

There is a Richault edition at Krakow library, claimed to be from 1845. Unfortunately publishers before Henle did not provide their source in an introduction! Autograph or 1799 Breitkopf?

Would it be useful? Has anyone access to the Henle collection for its introduction?