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We digitized one of the 2-piano 4-hand arrangements we have (the one by Hermann Behn, published by Schott's). You can find it here: http://hdl.handle.net/1802/10496. We're in the process of digitizing Joseph Rubinstein's 4-hand arrangement.

We have not digitized this work, and won't for a while as our editions are both from 1925. Sorry.

In 1991 Garland reprinted these in volume 7 of The Eighteenth-century continuo sonata.

FWIW, a new edition was published in 2007 by the Dutch publisher, Van Sambeek (pub. no. VSE 10).

Are you looking for: Méthode de violon : avec application d'études des maîtres classique - Course of violin instruction : with exercises selected from the works of well-known masters / by Ferdinand Kuechler ; traduction française d'après la huitième allemande ; English version translated from the ei...

OK, I just put this up. You can find the parts at http://hdl.handle.net/1802/15290.

The set of parts is now towards the front of the queue, so they should be done in the next day or two. Our score, for whatever reason, is in Rare Books, even though the parts are in the general stacks.

Are you looking for score, or parts?

kalliwoda wrote:The main catalog at Sibley ascribes this to Schubert, Franz Anton, 1768-1827. Only the digitized entry got ascribed to the wrong Schubert

Sorry. Our student uploader picked the wrong Schubert from the list. It's been corrected.

Caprotti wrote:If they'll work at considerable speed (not following Sibley's extended tile lapse between request and scan) a lot of important gaps could be filled.

Assuming that's a typo and Caprotti meant "time"...wow. Just, wow.

There was a nice edition of the 16 Sonatas edited by Brian Pritchard and published by Doblinger just a few years ago. It is available for sale in 4 volumes. The autograph is housed at the Music Library of Graf von Schönborn-Wiesentheid (MS509).

Check out the Sheet Music Consortium: digital.library.ucla.edu/sheetmusic/. The music is drawn from the archives of LC, Indiana, UCLA, Duke, Johns Hopkins, and other large sheet music collections.

Sibley Music Library has received a National Endowment for the Humanities Preservation and Access Award of $300,000 in support of the Library’s continuing efforts to digitize music scores in the public domain. This award supports a second phase of scores digitization that will extend from May 2011 t...

Speaking from the library's side, you might have gotten a letter when you initially purchased the microfilm outlining how the institution expects you to treat the microfilm. Some libraries ask for no further reproduction of the content without written consent (because their ability to sell more micr...

We have digitized several early editions of Haydn trios. You can find them here: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/filterSearchCollectionItems.action?mostRecentFacetName=contributor_names&mostRecentFacetValue=Joseph+Haydn&mostRecentFacetDisplayName=Author&facets=&facetValues=&face...