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And here it is!!

http://imslp.org/wiki/String_Quartet,_O ... er,_David)

The modern orchestral harp has 47 strings and evolved through a series of formats which attempted to solve the problem of chromaticism. The final version, a "double action" harp, was patented in 1810 by Sebastian Erard of Paris and enabled the performer to alternate the pitch of each strin...

Actually they both have the 1st and 2nd quartets in them but I uploaded just the 2nd Quartet to be more "Correct"

http://imslp.org/wiki/String_Quartet_No ... _Johannes)

I mentioned these missing pages to Sibley and they rescanned the complete violin part. I have uploaded it for all those to enjoy. Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

http://imslp.org/wiki/String_Quartet_No ... on%C3%ADn)

The two Violin concertos they talk about are

the Violin Concerto in D Major RV 206:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Violin_Concerto_i ... ,_Antonio)

and
the Violin Concerto in D minor RV 241:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Violin_Concerto_i ... ,_Antonio)

I believe the forscore app was used in the case of the Liszt Violin solo Sonata case and the pages were turned by a foot pedal using AirTurn BT-105 and a wireless bluetooth connection.

Wow Carolus, I didn't know that. Thanks for that tip!

The Conservatorio di Milano Digital Library is asking enormous amounts of money for copies for instance... The Metodo di Violoncello by Quarenghi, Guglielmo http://bibliotecadigitale.consmilano.it/nav?internalId=710962&resId=&submitType=internal#http://bibliotecadigitale.consmilano.it/nav?in...

Isn't it wonderful to learn about these unknown pieces! Thank you so much for your great finds!!

It seems there is a recording of this Trio in C minor (written in 1822) by Trio Ceresio in the form of Violin, Cello and Piano. Here is a link to Amazon which sells this CD.

http://www.amazon.de/Drei-Klaviertrios- ... B005G6G4PI

I think is is 100% OK for them to host public domain music just as it is for us to do so here at IMSLP... only maybe they could come up with a more original name to avoid confusion.

Here is Giora Schmidt who used the iPad in his performance of the World Premiere of the Liszt Piano Sonata in B minor on the violin.

The interview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqU0jbF0OCQ

And the Performance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d7K6JRHFr8

I just noticed this site...

http://www.imslp.ru/index.php

Is this related to IMSLP?

Thanks, I have another version that is an edition from Russian. Would that be the same?

So I suppose now (It is Jan. 2012) the 24 CAPRICES by Paganini for Cello Solo Transcribed by Luigi Silva are public domain??? The Copyright at the bottom of the page says (Copyright 1952 by G. Ricordi ). Is it ok to upload??