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I have taken the copyright reviewer test now. (I haven't reviewed scores in a while so it was a refreshing experience. Other than that, I find me taking the test very superflous, but formalities are formalities.) The email given in the test doesn't work and it gives me the delivery status as failed....

It could be a work-in-progress and everyone could add works to it. It doesn't have to be done per se in order to be put on the site, but we could add works to it continuously.

It would be fun if we had a section of the main page where we have a "score of the day" or/and perhaps like the wikipedianesque "On this day..." e.g. this score was published... The ninth symphony of Beethoven ur-performed, Schumann went mad, Liszt died etc. By my limited knowled...

Hi,

I noticed that it's not possible to download these editions since they're copyrighted in the US, and they're accordingly TB. How is this motivated? I thought the server's in Canada.

What happened? Is it open yet?

It's a sonata in F minor, K.239 by Domenico Scarlatti.

Hi, my friend made this beat a long time ago, using a classical piece of music, but he doesn't recall the name. Does anybody know what it is?

Here is the file:

http://www.2shared.com/file/3734254/b65 ... piano.html

There are more than 3500 works pending copyright review. Now, there are only 5-6 copyright reviewers and that makes this process slower than it have to be. I suggest a great expansion of the administration team. Maybe an addition of 10-20 newcomers?

thanks!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBnm7BE-Ny4

Fleur de lavande is a piece that I am trying to find. I made a small search on google, but I couldn't find anything useful about it. Do you know anything about this piece?

* 22 January 2008 - The roadmap for the revival of IMSLP has been set. Like all good things, this may take a while, but we will persevere. The revival of IMSLP involves the incorporation of a non-profit IMSLP Foundation (exact name not decided yet, though we do have one in mind; do feel free to sug...

He is not ugly for a 70 year old, you know. I would rather call him charming..

Let's not get into philosophics here

Vivaldi wrote:Don't want to sound so pessimistic, but given the current situation at IMSLP, there's not much to celebrate. Here's hope for the better in the future.

Vivaldi, if you want, you might as well lay down and stop breathing.

IMSLP's down = Life continues.

How about that?

shut up alright