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The PDF appearing under Complete Scores is actually a scan of only one song from the collection, #2 "Over the Mountains". It should be recatalogued as an excerpt.

Mozart wrote two different songs with this title. The third score shown on the page for K. 473 is actually a score of the first version, K. 349. Its link should be moved to that page.

I don't see a link to these pieces (also known as Sinfonias or Overtures) on Carl Friedrich Abel's composer page. Yet there is a page for the music:

http://imslp.org/wiki/6_Symphonies,_Op. ... Friedrich)

What has been posted as Albums I–IV of the Péchés are not that. Rather they are volumes I–IV of the Kalmus reprint edition of a collection piano pieces by Rossini, from various albums of the Péchés. For example, what is identified as Album I is actually Volume I of Piano Pieces, containing only 6 pi...

The Saroni translation is a rendering into English of ONLY the first volume of Marx's 4-volume magnum opus. To my knowledge, the other 3 volumes did not appear in English translation. A scan of the entire 4-volume German original would be much appreciated on IMSLP!

The scan of this edition is defective. It includes two doubled pages (of pieces #20 and #28), and omits #27 altogether. Users should be forewarned.

The page: http://imslp.org/wiki/Nocturne_in_G_major,_H.58_(Field,_John) The only score linked to this page is a 2/4 Rondo, Allegro tempo, in E major, subtitled “Midi” by the French publisher, and said to be by Field. Perhaps this is the Rondo in E, H. 54, or some other piece altogether. But it isn't...

The 4th movement (Allegro) has a scan that is described as "Violin Part Only". It is actually a scan of both the violin part followed by the full score/piano part.

The scan of this lovely edition of Schumann's Album für die Jugend is excellent, but unfortunately it repeats a page, of #28 “Erinnerung”, and, as a result omits #27 “Canonisches Liedchen”.

20 individual transcriptions, by Alkan, Bach, Beethoven, Corelli, et al, which should be linked to the original sources.

Twelve separate piano-solo transcriptions of various movements from Bach cantatas and chamber pieces. They are not linked to the original pieces (e.g. you can't get here from the Bach, Cantata #29 page--no link under Arrangements: Sinfonia, piano solo), and there should be.

Includes only Movements 1–3 and 5–6. Movement #4, the Act I Séguedilla, is not included—presumably because Guiraud didn't transcribe that one for piano solo. Correspondingly, movements 5 & 6 are renumbered as 4 & 5 in the transcription.

There are two orderings for this set of 8 dances: the original ordering for the original version (piano duet), and a reordering of two of the dances when Dvorak orchestrated the whole set. The IMSLP page shows only the orchestral reordering, and not the original. That would be fine (though it would ...

The last arrangement, for solo piano, on the page for Liszt's tone poem Tasso (S. 96), is NOT an arrangement of that piece. It is actually an arrangement of a piece often described as an epilogue to that tone poem—Le triomphe funèbre du Tasse of 1866 (S. 112/3), and should be linked from the page fo...