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Hi, on the page of the composer Filippo Capocci the same collection (Pezzi Originali) is cited twice, once with the Italian title, once with the English one. Could someone merge the two sub-pages, maybe under the Italian title? Furthermore the following pieces were taken and reprinted from the Pezzi...

Anyway we can exclude for sure all of the most significant editorial contributions, since it's not a transcription, nor an orchestration, nor an arrangement. About the less significant ones I shall doubt, because Ferrari self speaks about Matthey's recognizable "personal style" (see title ...

is there any official guideline or legislation about this particular case (aka editor's copyright for a normal - not critical - edition)? I've just checked here and there's nothing about it. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CELEX:32006L0116&from=EN#d1e354-12-1 And actuall...

Thank you, now I get your point. Actually "revisione" is - in my understanding as native speaker and musicologist - a synonym for "a cura di" and it means usually that the "revisore" added fingering and eventually corrected wrong notes. But in this case we'll never know...

I really wouldn't worry about those notifications (its to let people know based on where you are where it is under copyright but the edition is PD-Canada) and plus no your completely wrong about "removing" the first page to make it PD, the WHOLE edition is under copyright of all pages wit...

Sallen112 wrote: ↑Mon May 08, 2023 8:37 pm Its because of Pietro Ferrari's additions puts the edition under copyright in the USA and the EU and he died less than 70 years ago.

So without the first page there shouldn't be any issue, right?

Hi everyone, today I submitted 4 works of the Italian composer and Organist Ulisse Matthey (1876-1947), all of them were edited by his former student Pietro Ferrari (1908-1970) and published between 1959 and 1965. I don't understand why all submitted files are labeled "non-pd us" and "...