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Yes, but IMSLP is based in Canada. They cannot legally post works that are not public domain in the country in which they are based.

Someones needs to mention Haydn!!! Greatest: 1. Beethoven 2. Bach 3. Brahms 4. Stravinsky 5. Haydn Most influential: 1. Wagner 2. Beethoven 3. Schonberg 4. Bach 5. Handel/Vivaldi (but only on the baroque) Favorites: 1. Brahms 2. Haydn/Stravinsky 3. Beethoven 4. Bach 5. Schubert 6. Elliot Carter 7. V...

Well... performing "God Save the Tsar" during Soviet times was rather frowned upon? That's why contemporary editions of 1812, and other works quoting from the anthem (e.g. Tchaikovsky's "Slavonic March"), usually cut it out completely or substituted different music. I'm pretty s...

And I can't see what the problem is on the second either...

I could not find the second version of the first one.

Just wanted to push this back onto the recents list....

I think It blocks it for everyone - I asked about an IP adress recognition system a while ago - that would cut down on legal liability as well as making things more accessible (and maybe the Canadian Urtext law could be used then too - free urtexts (not for me though...)!)

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There is a conductor and a marathon runner (...) of the same name. The conductor (might be the same person????) has recordings from at least 1978, possibly 2004 even, but I couldn't find any composer by that name.

Actually, .ZIP compression only shaved off .8 MB...

mass in b minor is part 27. I didn't make that clear.

I uploaded all of the last volume (44) to IMSLP except for one part - the page wasn't in the file I had - and the mass in b minor, of which I made a PDf that is 153.9 MB. I could zip it and email it or something, but it might still be too big.

um...help? Also, I think that the book should be moved to "finished"; I don't want to do this myself - might mess up.
Any ideas for No. 27?

It was censored by the Communist government (of which this is a publication) There should be an info box on the page.

Also, why specifically the non-typeset version. They are identcial but for the aformentioned.