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Dear knowledgeable listeners,

A call for help in identifying some light piece of music performed (below) / its source.
Any help would be immensely appreciated!

https://vimeo.com/29265224

Thank you very much!
-- Celloyo

... And be sure to find the recording of Anner Bylsma with Tafelmusik, it is thoroughly enjoyable!
Cheers

I have engraved Popper Op.39 using notation software, if anyone is interested - both Pianoforte and Violoncello part are available. Or alternatively if any moderator may like to check a copy to to confirm that it may be uploaded to the Library ...

Cheers

Could any score (study score / reduction) please be uploaded?
Thank you very much to the person who can!
K. K.

Please
3 pieces (including Chanson Villegeoise ...)
Thanks lots!
Greetings
K. K.

Thank you! I am very excited

Please do post the cello part if it is possible!
Thank you very much

Greetings,

May I inquire if there has been any development upon this topic? I currently don't see any other way of finding hard-copies in any library in the Southern Hemisphere...

Thank you

K.K.

Hello, A query about Haydn's 'cello concerto in C HobVIIb:1- similarly to the previous one - regarding Haydn's 'cello concerto in D Op.101 HobVIIb:2. Hopefully it will turn up for someone eventually, to upload, although it seem a harder nut than its preceding one. We are talking about the oldest sur...

Are you certain then, that the rest of Ruyssen's version (that is not from Hob.XI:113) is found within the collection of the baryton works? So no loosing hope? And yes, I supposed we should have this edition put in its place - it should not be on that page, especially not in place of Haydn's own mus...

Hello, I wondered if anyone could shed light on this matter? Haydn wrote, popularly regarded, many works for his patron's instrument - the baryton. Now, with this, there're all those good old 19-20C arrangements, of unclear-origin. Speaking of the Haydn baryton works in particular, ones popularly we...

EDIT: Only five images: 36MB each. Uploaded on Google Documents, here:
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BwJPQB ... ZjJk&hl=en

And thank you for producing a file and uploading it etc. I have somewhat crudely - yet effectively - dissected the autograph images to extract a solo part of sorts (no other orchestral parts though). In any case (albeit the crudeness) I see it as a very useful tool, and it may be likewise for others...

Thank you for the Carl Fischer suggestion
Daphnis - so there is no advancing, even with the Canada copyright having expired?
Thank you!
Greetings,
K. K.

Okay! A late thanks to the uploader(s) of the remaining Davidoff concerti
which can now be all found on the server!
http://imslp.org/wiki/Cello_Concerto_No ... dov,_Karl)
http://imslp.org/wiki/Cello_Concerto_No ... dov,_Karl)
Thanks!
K. K.