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I have the Kalmus miniature score (reprint of the original Breitkopf & Hartel), but have the following problems: 1. It's about an inch thick (about 540 pages) and it looks like it will be almost impossible to scan without taking the binding apart. 2. I simply have had no time to scan anything (o...

I'd like to second that request please.

(mmm...more classical-era flute quintets...)

Aldona

Did you say Sibley? Had a look, found nothing...must be scores that are yet to be digitized.

No doubt when they appear, one of us will fall upon them like a pack of hungry chihuahuas on a pork chop and immediately import them here.

Aldona

Congratulations - this is great news! I'm looking forward to seeing more of the wonderful material in the Sibley library. Already, every day for me begins with the ritual of checking IMSLP, UR Research and the Danish Royal Library website for new stuff while my blood caffeine level reaches equilibri...

Are there any clever people out there who want to have a go at making a piano reduction?

Aldona

Unfortunately the University of Melbourne has changed the status of anything remotely interesting, so that they can't be borrowed any more. Good to see yet another library doing what libraries are supposed to do - lock up works to protect them from any of the great unwashed who might be interested ...

PML, would you have access to any of these two? Or Aldona for that matter? I have a Monash "alumni" borrower card - which I acquired about a year ago mainly for the purpose of borrowing IMSLP-worthy material to scan - only to find that I actually have very little time to actually go down ...

PML, would you have access to any of these two? Or Aldona for that matter? I have a Monash "alumni" borrower card - which I acquired about a year ago mainly for the purpose of borrowing IMSLP-worthy material to scan - only to find that I actually have very little time to actually go down ...

Piano arrangement is up.

It is from Sibley and apparently was scanned from a very old and very scratched microfilm, so if any of my more clever colleagues can make it prettier and easier to read, it would be much appreciated.

Aldona

Good work!

Just shows how important it is to go back and recheck those music websites frequently. There's great stuff being added all the time.

aldona

How about Witold Maliszewski (not Malichevski, as he is listed at present - presumably the French version)?

Aldona (being pedantic about Polish spelling)

The Sibley Music Library (University of Rochester) has recently listed a whole pile of ballet music by Drigo and Pugni. I don't know enough about the pieces, or the authors, to make an intelligent attempt at categorising and creating work pages and importing them here, so I will leave it to those wh...

"Congratulations" from my husband as well (which is much more printable than some of his comments when I would be up at all hours of the night scanning and uploading Schubert-Lieder... :lol: ) And now he's humming "Do You Know The Way to San Jose" in the background - I think that...

http://www.news.com.au/common/imagedata/0,,6483404,00.jpg This is a view of Melbourne as seen from the completely burnt-out area of Kinglake West. Just thought I'd post this so you all knew why I haven't been around on the forum much. I'm OK and my home is not under threat at the moment, but if the...

There are two composers with similar names: Heinrich Anton Hoffmann (1770-1842) (double "f") Heinrich Hofmann (1842-1902) (single "f") The Serenade for Flute and Strings (Op.65) is incorrectly placed on the former's work page, when it should be the latter. I would be grateful if ...