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La BNF a cette édition Choudens mais elle ne l'a pas encore mise sur Gallica. En général les bibliothèques ne sont guère ouvertes à des suggestions de scanner quelque chose qu'elles ont !

J'ai enfin réussi à télécharger des images pas trop mauvaises de la très désagréable bibliothèque d'Amalia. Voir https://imslp.org/wiki/Morceau_de_Salon ... Sebastian). J'espère que vous allez pouvoir le jouer

Sur https://haab-digital.klassik-stiftung.d ... 7301759/5/ vous avez aussi la partie de piano et 3 pages de la partie violoncelle. Mais je ne sais pas télécharger les images avec une bonne résolution.

Well, this Porpora Arianna Nasso Walsh directs you to the Gallica-bnf page. You could have reached it with Worldcat or with Gallica, if you know it is there. So it can't be a RISM project. I and other enthousiasts already "harvest" or "import" or "place" or "submit...

I was not aware you can discover scans with RISM. Otherwise please provide an example.

AFAIK RISM just provides the name of the libary holding the score you want, with the same upleasant conditions as Worldcat.

At which resolution are you? Did you choose a low resolution for your example? Try 600 dpi. Then with imagemagick, say magick page.jpg -convolve 2,10,14,10,2,10,14,14,14,10,14,14,14,14,14,10,14,14,14,10,2,10,14,10,2 newpage.jpg Then convert it to TIF monochrome. It is interesting to compare the TIF ...

I have created a new paragraph in https://imslp.org/wiki/IMSLP:Other_info ... _resources with the last two ones. Feel free to improve its title, move it, expand it etc.

I uncovered https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/start.d ... anguage=en but I have to evaluate it with examples.

Then does it provide 1-page .jpg images? If these images are not perfectly rectangular because of the photograph angle I have a procedure to improve this. What is the image size?

Note that the Huber Trio Op.20 has been added!

Then convert the .jpg to .tif with a well chosen threshold and forget Genius Scan.

Are you using a camera or a scanner?

In which format are your images before you convert them to pdf?

Read https://imslp.org/wiki/IMSLP_talk:Scanning_music_scores

done https://imslp.org/wiki/6_Sonatas%2C_Op.2_(Delavigne%2C_Philibert) and https://imslp.org/wiki/6_Sonatas%2C_Op.2_(La_Vigne%2C_Philibert_de) But I don't know why the De la Vigne page has no commercial recordings. Note that the composer could be Vigne, Philibert de la instead of La Vigne, Philbert de

The second step will be to read https://imslp.org/wiki/IMSLP:Typesetting_Guidelines

All of us mean a search engine to find a work and its composer when you enter a melody with a keyboard image and mouse or with a Lilypond-like language.

Peachnote.de claims "Since 2009 we have developed the world's first search engine for digitized sheet music" but they forgot to include it here! Perhaps almost as good is https://www.musipedia.org/ Select the Keyboard Search tab, Javascript piano, use the keyboard in a way similar to Peach...