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The worktitle at http://imslp.org/wiki/100_Progressive_Recreations,_Book_1_%28Czerny,_Carl%29 at the bottom of the page is called '100 Progressive Etudes' and the Alternative title '100 Progressive Recreations' and it has given the opus number 139. But as far as I know both titles handle about compl...

Is it possible to get a list with the large number of downloads/bad quality scans?

I don't mind to clean some scores when possible, but it's a bit difficult now to find those less quality ones that can be improved.

This is not a request, but some more information about the added composer William F. Sudds for the reviewers, it is in a pdf file (not by me) and I took the dates from that file: http://nl.search.yahoo.com/search?p=William+F.+Sudds&fr=yfp-t-501&ei=UTF-8&meta=vc%3D The file with more info...

Thank you KGill,, that was fast! I was still editing.

Well I'm glad it isn't a bug. I forgot to give a link to the wikipedia about the editor. Sorry about that, you could have been a few miliseconds faster if I had given that link.

Hello, I uploaded the following score: http://imslp.org/wiki/Il_carnevale_di_Venezia,_Op.10_%28Paganini,_Niccol%C3%B2%29 for piano solo. I made a mistake - used the wrong field for the misc notes, so I edited that one and suddenly after that it gave V/V/V instead of a blocked just uploaded file. I d...

Thanks a lot Samuca I was searching for the Radetzky March too.

See for the watermusic (partly) for piano arranged by Pittman:

http://waltercosand.com/CosandScores/Composers%20E-K/

afaik pd (Josiah Pittman (1816 - 1886) ) if this information I found is correct.

Thank you @Carolus for the extra information, I didn't know about that list yet. Thanks!

Choul, please note that even though the EU applies a "Rule of the Shorter Term" to non-EU works, many of the larger EU countries (like France, UK, and Germany) have bilateral treaties with the USA which supercede the EU directive, granting US citizens the same term as for a native. This c...

KGill wrote:It was not correct and has been fixed. The tags should actually all have been V/V/C - all the publications we have are Schirmer (an American company), meaning that the rule of the shorter term comes into effect for the EU (Macfarlane was English-American).

Thank you @Kgill

Hello, I saw EU copyrights for Macfarlane set until the year 2116 (a hundred years more?) and one at 'C' and I think it needs to be 2016 instead for all of the scores because the composer died in 1945? See: http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Macfarlane,_Will_C. Is this correct (the 'c' for one score and...

Thank you @Bkhon!

Hello, I'm sorry, but I really don't know how to get an arrangement of the Turkish March by Beethoven arranged by Gobbaerts in the right place at the page of the Ruins of Athens (the link didn't work here :oops: ) Can somebody look at it please? Second try: http://imslp.org/wiki/Die_Ruinen_von_Athen...

I couldn't find anything either @Kgill, but at least I learned something new again, because I didn't know about 'Schirmer editions'. Thank you!

No, you can upload the bits that are PD. Just not those that aren't. For instance, a Public Domain edition of a piece of Brahms with a new preface that is in copyright: you can upload the score, but not the preface. Okay, that's what I wanted to know (and hear of course ;-)), thanks for the informa...