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You can always mail them to someone here who might be willing to scan them as well, when that time comes a ways down the road.

To anyone who can fix it, the IMSLP Journal has not been working properly for months. There are consistent errors, and I don't think it's just my computer.

The images in the corners are certainly not a good idea to upload, but it should be easy to cover up with some sort of white electronic paint.

I noticed this as well a while back, but I do not have time to fix it. Thank you for bringing it to our attention. There is another opera that has a page missing from the piano vocal score, but I can't remember if it's Mozart or someone else.

I certainly don't mind the custom categories - I think they're quite convenient. How will we implement this on our end?

IMSLP Journal does not work, and hasn't for the past week. We really need to fix this.

If the scores were published in the early 1920's (before 1923) then they at least public domain in the US. Depending upon when the composers died, you may not need to worry about the lack of copyright notice. But basically: both the Acts of 1909 and 1976 require a copyright notice for the work to be...

Anybody reading this in North Carolina for the SMT conference? If so, I would love to meet up with you. Let me know!

I have multiple singers. Mostly sopranos, one mezzo. No tenors or basses, unfortunately.

This is for a narrated recital.

Hey everyone,

Looking to do a "History of Opera through Arias". Any suggestions?

Not a huge portion of people have used the parts you uploaded, but that's mostly because of the strict copyright restraints on the file. They are wonderful uploads. Looking through your contribution list I've found some of my favorite pieces. Even nostalgic ones.

Thanks for all your work.

This sounds like a good idea to me. There is actually work underway to create an entire social network for the IMSLP. More details will be released about those new advances next year. As far as your idea goes with adding access embeds to social networks on the composer page... It sounds good to me. ...

Boito... Good friend of Verdi.

The first song is called "Old McDonald".