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I know that the editions of the various Mahler symphonies that are up right now are the more authoritative Urtext ones, but could the older PD-in-US scores be put up? It would be handy for those of us in the US who'd like to get our hands on scores to the work and don't want to violate the copyright...

Ricordi has published what I'd call a "semi-study" edition of the entire Roman Tryptych (Pines/Fountains/Festivals) as a single collective volume now for awhile. It's about $40 US, and while Fountains is considered PD in the US, it's the ONLY way to get a score to Festivals short of rentin...

The simple fact of the matter is that while Grainger was a wonderful composer, he was about as organized as a punch-drunk kitten when it came to keeping his copyrights renewed. There are several works out there (published by Schirmer) that are marked with copyrights prior to 1923, but the problem is...