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Perhaps a judicious email in their direction enquiring as to when it will be available from them might result in an answer, though I suppose you're right, the chances of large reprint houses finding the appropriate notice are much higher than the chances of one man, no matter how dedicated

IM confused as to why this work has been re-TB'd, was a legitimate copyright renewal found after all?

Ya, i think I understand the intention now, but do we know if searching in instrumentation fields will be possible, it seems like it should, we would just need to have a regex kind of search means, but I dont know if this is possible with the current system?

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I think the other example you gave was Brahms' Sonatas for Clarinet or Viola and Piano. As for any other examples, i can think of quite a few that update instrumentation while providing the original, like Biber's Scordatura sonatas, in a similar vein works featuring lesser played instruments in an o...

Due to American copyright law's somewhat hazy idea of foreign sovreignty they will be under the [TB] category if what you say is true, this is a very sad state of affairs, but until American lawyers learn that Sweden is not a state of the US we will be forced to abide by their copyright laws

I would like to pre-empt the request and sign up as part of the project team, it seems like a worthy and interesting endeavour and perhaps Ill discover some new music I never considered before

The only problem I see with this solution is the problem of standardising tags, so that they can be parsed for sorting. Other than that, i think it covers just about anything, unless people want to start arguing over whether X's Requiem is really for a funeral etc. Overall, heartily support this, ob...

My word, I take your point about amateur typesets generally being devoid of good error checking, but seriously, take a look at the parts for H.M.S. pinafore by W.S. Gilbert, there are missing rehearsal marks on the parts, wrong dynamics, incorrect time signatures, missing key signature changes, hit-...

Indeed, mahler is about the only composer i can readily think of who thought it was a good idea :mrgreen: I have a feeling Bruckner did as well in a symphony or two, but thats just a vague memory from updating the instrumentation lists. I agree about the ravel, its what made me buy my Eb, a bargain ...

Ehe, in my case i double Oboe/Eb - weird i know, so i get to sit between flutes and clarinets in my band, which is irritating because im always assumed to be the one out of tune. Yes yes i know neither are renound for stable tuning, but honest, the light was green :) . As for D/Eb it seems perverse ...

Got to play an Eb alto once....my was THAt horrid :? Funnily enough you're the second person Ive found who said that, would you mind elaborating a little, i was planning on borrowing one for Holst's Second Suite :? And yes, I gather Daphnis isnt a cakewalk for anyone, but since Ive only perused the...

Anyone else around here who subjects themselves and others regularly to this torture :twisted: Particularly, does anyone play it for an Orchestra, i play it for a concert band which is great, but im thinking Shost 6 or Ravels Daphins and Chloe * Is in awe of those who can play the Danse Generale at ...

Otto Klemperer turned me off Mahler for years, my first foray therein was the Second, and i just found his tempo lackluster, there was no tension at the opening, and in general he turned Mahler into lift music for me. It was not until I heard Bernard Haitink's interpretation that i actually 'got' th...

Excellent much appreciated.

I know that some of the manuscript can be found at http://www.schoenberg.at if you fancy extracting the parts yourself, unless someone else around here has the parts, which I do not. Good luck though, i too would be interested in seeing them here.