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In this particular case, I have every reason to believe -wherever it comes form- the arrangements in this score are from the 19th century. I have -by sheer chance- seen a note-for-note duplicate of one of the numbers in this "lost" scene, in a score of the Ballets Russes collection at Okla...

Ok. Clearly it is time to use a specific example. "Le corsaire" by Adolphe Adam. https://imslp.org/wiki/Le_corsaire_(Adam,_Adolphe) Under "arrangements and transcriptions" there is a Complete Score, 20th cen, n.d. I have made a readable version of this score and it is directly be...

My first question is about what to write in the notes to a score with a lot of unknown material. Do I say, "hey, if I'm violating a copyright here, let me know and I'll take it down", or is that somehow like saying that I'm expecting to run across a copyright violation? (I'm not.) The Case...

I am beginning a collection of scores for the ballet accompanist. When the addition seems appropriate, I will publish these scores on IMSLP. Of corse, I will browse the forum for copyright questions as they arise, but ballet scores pose a number of peculiar and consistent problems, so I opened this ...

Hello -- I have all of these scores, with the exception of the 1889 "Le Talisman", which was unfortunately never published in piano reduction. "Le Talisman" is perhaps Drigo finest score...in my opinion he even exceeds Delibes. The full-length ballet was revived in Padua in 1997...