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Hello, I hope I've put it in the right place, I'm sorry if not. I have a few scores (around 60) and I think they are pd but I'm not sure. Looked already on the publishers page, but couldn't find it. All scores have in the middle at the bottom of the page the text Th. Ed. #### I think it's from a Dut...

Sorry for my late respons, I searched earlier on IMSLP and this is what I've found just in case (for piano): Pieces for Children by Charles Griffes (only 3 pieces) Carl Czerny: document progressive recreations Theodore Oesten : Opus 61 in a document called Selected piano pieces (bad readable scan, I...

@DaveF:Thanks DaveF!

@rileymorgan797: Why sad? You just tried to help, but those pieces where -- let say -- a little hard for a real beginner.

Hello DaveF,

Never heard of the document but you make me curious but 'within the 5-finger range' sounds very good to me. I hope you can find some time to upload that document by Nielsen, thanks in advance! BTW Have you any idea what 'Klavermusik for smaa og store' means?

Thanks @Melodia, I knew about the Schumann's album, and that one is perfect for the first 10 pieces, the other two composers are still copyrighted in the EU. I was just hoping there was more like the ones by Schumann opus 68. And that's indeed the level I'm talking about (or even easier). @Lyle Neff...

Try this http://imslp.org/wiki/Waltz,_D.844_(Schubert,_Franz) ***EDIT*** Here is another one http://imslp.org/wiki/Minuet,_D.334_(Schubert,_Franz) I couldn't help laughing after looking the pieces you gave me. I suppose you mean it very well and it's very kind what you are trying to do here, but ha...

Well if you want ones like Mozart and Haydn, Schubert wrote almost 400 of em. Usually they are under the title of waltzes, eccoisesse, German dances, minuets, and landler. Thanks for your input Melodia, I love those pieces by Schubert (I'm not a beginner myself), but I'm talking here about a comple...

Hello, I don't know if it can be something for imslp or that you knew it already but it looks like it that the following site isn't maintained for a very long time and it would be a waste if those pieces get lost. http://www.pianoarchive.org/openarchive.php I'm sorry I don't have the knowledge if ev...

Hello, I'm searching for easy short pieces those that are public domain in the USA and EU. Reason for this is that I make midi files based on public domain sheets especially to share them with others who are learning to play the piano with pianosoftware. I'm especially interested in: * little pieces...