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we have a category Single instrumental piece (no piano), but that's it. Perhaps we shuold create a new "Studies" or "etudes" Category?

And it also looks like these are the files from bh2000, whjch is a site from which the scans are always public domain (in the U.S....and in this case, canada would probably be a safe bet too)

I am certainly not an expert, but these look like Breitkopfs scores from the late 19th century. We really need one of the copyright reviewers. Carolus?

I can't use first search.
here are the page numbers for a few:
[BWV] 1.42
2.24
3.22
4.52
5.28
6.22
7.30
8.26
9.37
10.28[/list]

Well, the editor could have died over 70 years ago.
Also, in the case of Urtext editions, the editor's dates do not matter; it is simply 25 years from the date of publication (in the eu and on IMSLP)

I would love to upolad these (and if anyone else would too...) but the only information I can find is that they are the "Breitkopf and hartel PIano Reduction" (i.e. vocal scores) Could someone tell me exactly what edition this is? Then we could add these valuable scores to IMSLP

The froberger is the same edition, but clearly a different scan.
The Bach is completely on IMSLP, just not those scans...im going to mark those as completed; we don't need two copies. Same with the Froberger
Technically, I would call this done.
But I can't view much of the Pachelbel to double-check.

I have the growing suspicion that this project may already be mostly completed. I left a note on the project talk page. Any clues? Also, does anyone know which editions some of these are (e.g. Pachelbel; someone actually just wrote another, related post about that)

We have no idea what EDITIONS these are...if the editor died fewer than 70 years ago...etc.

Just like wikipedia's, we either need to create one, or make it more prominent if it exists. I can't find it, and consistency would be wonderful.

And Peter gets the prize for uploading the file! Thank you also for compressing it - I do not have the software for any editing, etc.
Such an achievement for IMSLP!

Feldmahler is choosing a new portal page (that page) design as can be seen at the bottom of the page. It should look better soon.
Besides, Wikipedia's portal page does not look anything like the main page, but people are used to it

And again...

THANK YOU!!!

Uh-oh...Nah, Don Quixote is nice.