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Perhaps the Schering edition is considered to be an "arrangement" because the original wouldn't have had crescendi/decrescendi, however implicit these may seem in the music. Also, without the original manuscripts for comparison, the various dynamics as printed are unconfirmed. There are al...

Sorry, I see no free score anywhere, although one site seems to have it available for a $2.95 download.

The work codonauta refers to is clearly by Clementi, and thus seems to have been placed incorrectly.

This seems to be on the Manfredini page, but will only show up after you click on it in the contents listing. (The page shows only #11 until that click takes place, and then it shows only #12.)

I can find a piano/vocal version of the Mozart, but published only by Bärenreiter, presumably not public domain, and certainly not cheap (74 Euros). I see PDF files of the J. C. Bach E major concerto on two download sites.

I see mention of this presumably early piece only on a chronological list of Schulhoff''s works. I can find no indication anywhere of this piece ever having been published or recorded.

I just tried downloading from the site, and it worked nicely.

There is a free scan of the violin part on http://www.digital-collections.de

Try www.score-on-line.com, "Duet in E-flat" on the composer list.

The transcription by Steven Isserlis for cello and piano is available at FreeHandMusic.com. It is not free, but it is there. Put in "Zelle" in the search field; it will be the first item. The same download (same price) is also available on www.sheetmusicdigital.com. Both sites use their ow...

It is sold by Bärenreiter as "Violin Solo from Raduz and Mahulena", catalogue number H12312.

Score and parts are on the Kalmus site.

Go to halleonard.com and put 49020583 (cat. #) in the site's search field. The concerto comes up (2 piano version), but the word piano is misspelled (paino), which may explain your not finding it earlier. As for Schott, only the rental shows up on their site; I have no idea why the 2-piano version s...

Concerto #2 is published by Schott, available in the US as an import through Hal Leonard.
Listed price is $124.95 Catalogue number is #HL 49020583. Performance parts are listed on the Schott site as a rental item.

I may have missed it, butI don't see anything other than clarinet/piano reduction for sale via Musica Rara. Another German publisher, Artivo-Musikverlag, has apparently reconstructed the score and orchestral parts from the still extant clarinet/piano edition. (Their site says the originals are lost....