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This work is public domain, but the Hansen edition of Snowflakes (IMSLP # 05789) should be copyright. The scan partially cuts off the copyright notice, but it's there with a 1926 date. The original appears to be from Sibley based on the stamp inside and they also list a 1926 date for the publication...

With the site changes from last weekend, the Search by IMSLP Index # and Search Naxos options are not working if you are using Safari's Private Browsing option. When entering a file number and selecting Search by IMSLP Index from the drop down box, you are redirected to the standard search (Google) ...

Leoncavallo's La reginetta delle rose is currently blocked due the copyright status of the librettist. Since the score was published in 1912, the score is public domain in the U.S. - any chance of getting the score that was linked here moved over to the US server? http://imslp.org/wiki/La_reginetta_...

There are currently two pages for Francoeur's 12 Violin Sonatas:
http://imslp.org/wiki/12_Violin_Sonatas ... ur,_Louis)
http://imslp.org/wiki/12_Violin_Sonatas ... _François)

Both include scans of the same edition of Book 2. Possible to merge these pages?

Didn't really look as I transferred it. I'll do some work on it this weekend and re-upload.

4, then 2. 3 is low priority since there is an earlier edition of it already loaded.

It looks like Vol 2 is 68 pages and Vol 4 is 72 pages in the 1912 edition. They have the 1902, so may be slightly off. Here's the catalog record from Berkeley:
http://oskicat.berkeley.edu/record=b10991698~S1

Was just asked about this work as well. Volume 1 is on HathiTrust, which I will upload. If someone has access to one of these libraries, they have Volume 2 or 4 (or both): University of California-Berkeley Michigan State University Oberlin College Arizona State University Also located in BSB & K...

For some PDF files, Preview has issues rendering them and renders a blank page instead. Open with Adobe Reader and the problem goes away.

I'm confused about this - there used to be a link for a company doing printing from IMSLP - for non-US users. Where has this gone? All I get now is the Performer's Edition website, which gives $41 the cheapest postage to the UK - which I think you'll agree isn't great. I can't speak to the other or...

Anyone have access to orchestral parts for the Mozart Flute and Harp Concerto - K. 299/297c? The solo parts are online, but none of the orchestral parts yet.

http://imslp.org/wiki/Flute_and_Harp_Co ... g_Amadeus)


Mark

Just came across some missing file errors:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Symphonie_concert ... MSLP108978

Violin, Viola, & Cello parts show an error of FileNotExistError in file size, and when clicking through, you receive an error that the file doesn't exist.

The most common are the Op. 45 studies. Those have been up on the site for a while:
http://imslp.org/wiki/60_Studies_for_th ... rt,_Franz)

Op. 54 should have some public domain editions available as well, but mine are all edited and under copyright.

haydenmuhl wrote:Can you post images of examples of each of these? I think I understand what the different bindings are, but I'd like to be sure.

Sure. I've had images added to the binding type descriptions on our Web site here:
http://performersedition.com/binding-types


Mark

I'm curious as to the capacity of a single print—the more the better, but a really good binding is most important to me. Lay-flat bindings that don't deteriorate or lose pages are thin on the ground... Flat-bound is really your best option for this as it (obviously) lays flat, but also is rather du...