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No, I don't own any OM discs, and I know that Stravinsky can't be uploaded on here.

No, I don't own any OM discs, and I know that Stravinsky can't be uploaded on here.

Having seen all of the excerpts offered, I'd like to say I truly cannot wait until these parts are uploaded. I mostly can't wait for Stravinsky, Dvorak, and Strauss, and the fact that none of the OM's included composers are PD in the U.S. both make me love this set and country more. Some key pieces ...

Having seen all of the excerpts offered, I'd like to say I truly cannot wait until these parts are uploaded. I mostly can't wait for Stravinsky, Dvorak, and Strauss, and the fact that none of the OM's included composers are PD in the U.S. both make me love this set and country more. Some key pieces ...

Add his Piano Concerto to that, please.

By what time do you hope to have all the blocking done (Vaughan-Williams, I think Ravel, and some others)?

Do you mean it's not PD?

You should upload them.

pr1268 wrote:he's the finest orchestrator ever

IMO, that honor goes to Maurice Ravel. Both for Pictures at an Exhibition and his own works. He really knew which parts should be played by what instruments.

Sorry, he only died sixteen years ago, so it'd be against copyright to post the full score on here. However, I do think SheetMusicPlus has it.

Screw my other list ... it now goes as such:

1. Antonín Dvořák
2. Igor Stravinsky
3. Richard Strauss
4. Dmitri Shostakovich
5. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart/Ludwig van Beethoven (whose Bassoon Concerto and Symphony No. 9 will be performed in the next concert I attend )

Yagan Kiely wrote:

May I ask what "OM" stands for?

the Orchestral Musician's CD-ROM Library

Can't wait for the viola parts. I've seen all the excerpts the viola editions have.

May I ask what "OM" stands for?

Daphnis will be uploading the complete Mahler symphonies next year; I asked for No. 7.

That's the problem then, because I only have 8. But why 9?