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Hello, Michael Finnissy is still alive, and his Boogie-Woogie was composed in 1980, which means that the work is definitely not in the public domain anywhere in the world. Scores which are not in the public domain cannot be requested here, so please check the copyright status of the work you are re...

I am looking for the sheet music of Boogie Woogie by Michael Finnissy. I have searched everywhere I can, but could not find it. Thank you!

Mehring wrote: ↑Tue Oct 28, 2025 10:52 pm If it's not too late: www.archive.org, german version: Einsamer Sonntag

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Born 1899, died 1968, so still in copyright everywhere in the European Union. 1967 manuscript is at New York Public Library, but this is not the autograph; it was published apparently as Seress' "Gloomy Sunday" (the English translation) by Chappell in 1936 (unless this is a coincidence of...

For the Faerie's Aire and Death Waltz, I'm certain that the correct solution (if there is one) is to stop thinking, and literally do everything that's in the score – especially making sure that, when the instructions contradict themselves, you must do both at once. I don't know Finnissy's music at ...

waylonwesley wrote: ↑Fri Apr 25, 2025 9:28 am Check for any duplicates in the list of opus numbers. This can be done manually or using a spreadsheet or programming language to filter out duplicates. After identifying and removing overlaps, count the remaining unique opus numbers to find the total number of distinct dance pieces.

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ScoreUpdater wrote: ↑Thu Apr 03, 2025 6:48 am Yes, these works are eligible for being uploaded onto IMSLP in the Neue Liszt-Ausgabe edition as they were published in 1997, over 25 years ago. Now it's just a case of finding somebody who has a copy of the score to upload it!

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Hello! I couldn’t find “Gretchen am Spinnrade” and “Erlkönig” by Neue Liszt Ausgabe on IMSLP. Is it possible to upload them please? Thank you very much!

https://imslp.org/wiki/Franz_Liszt:_Neue_Liszt-Ausgabe

Hello! I found the Schubert Dances in two volumes by Neue Schubert Ausgabe on IMSLP. I found a total 548 dance pieces. But later I noticed that there are many overlaps of opus numbers. So how many dance pieces are there really please? Thank you very much!

Hello! Could you please recommend some resources or books etc. which talks about how to deal with, comprehend and practice the extremely complex polyrhythms in English Country Tunes by Michael Finnissy and Faerie’s Aire and Death Waltz by John Stump(Although people say it is a joke piece, I don’t th...

Hello! I have counted 548 dances. But later I found many overlaps of opus numbers of Schubert dances of this edition. (Dances I and II). So how many dances are there really please? Thank you!

https://imslp.org/wiki/Neue_Schubert-Au ... ,_Franz%29

IMSLP voluntarily applies a rule that critical, scientific or urtext editions of public domain works may be uploaded to IMSLP only if 25 years have passed since their publication or if they are in the public domain in Germany. Therefore, the first volume of the Neue Schubert-Ausgabe piano sonatas (...

Hello! I am looking for the Schubert Piano Sonata Volume 1 and 2 of this edition. Is it possible to upload them on IMSLP please? Thank you very much!

https://imslp.org/wiki/Neue_Schubert-Au ... rt,_Franz)

ScoreUpdater wrote: ↑Mon Mar 24, 2025 8:22 am Hob.XVI:2f is the same work as Hob.XVI:14: see the Hoboken catalogue on archive.org. The eight sonata fragments Hob.XVI:2a-h are found in Haydn's Entwurf-Katalog (draft catalogue).

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Hello! Is this a completion of the pianist? Because there is only a fragment of Hob. XVI:2a. Where can I find the sheet music of this completion please? By the way, does Hob. XVI:2f not exist, or it has been lost please? Thank you very much! https://youtu.be/NHW1fuVYXao There are actually completion...