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Understood, but it would seem that Tpgettys' original concern for finding his downloaded file suggests the need for clarity regarding the collections category. See Steltz's question regarding this very example on today's user page.

Should each of the Beethoven piano sonatas (for example) then be listed on the same page as the collections of Beethoven piano sonatas?

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You are quite welcome. It's always good to hear back in turn. I am not an IMSLP admin, and there may actually be a site policy regarding collections. My thought, however, is that any collection should have been published as such, and should contain at least two distinct compositions, whether by one ...

It's there on my computer...

Rather than being part of an original "opera", this song was apparently one of the items that Bishop contributed as incidental music to the Shakespeare play. His contributions apparently consisted of 12 items: 6 of them were adaptations of the music of others, 6 of them were original pieces.

Additionally, the Choral Fantasy is a single piece, and not a 3-movement work as uploaded.

Try this e-mail address (courtesy of CPDL) to contact Alexander: alexanderreuter@arcor.de

"Comptine d`un autre ete" is indeed the piece, as a quick visit to YouTube will confirm. Excellent detective work!

And, before I forget, acarroll77, you are quite welcome. It's always a challenge to play musical detective, and it's always nice to get a pleasant response to one's effort.

It seems there is no full score here (only a piano reduction of the entire piece), and the second violin part has a page out of order.

Here it is: Jan Křtitel Krumpholtz Harp Concerto in F major, Op. 9 No. 6. Here's a YouTube link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjict2rBVWE

(There is also one apparent typo in the violin score you have.)

Since you have only the orchestral violin 1 part, I'm wondering whether this concerto might be for an instrument other than violin.

Well, here's a list, supposedly complete, of his works, PDFs included. I scanned the beginning pages of the entire list, paying particular attention to F major pieces. I didn't see your incipit, but it may be tucked into a corner of one of the files. Happy hunting! http://www.ernestonazareth.com.br/...

Writing the performers for info sounds like an excellent idea, and please let the readers here know what you learned.