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Right now, there is a new website coming for IMSLP so the people working on site upgrades probably are really busy to respond to people right now so it may be a while I think before you get anymore responses.

So that filetype will need to be put into a ZIP for the system to accept the file.

If it was first published after 1927, its probably under copyright in the USA. Before 1928, it would be in the Public domain.

As I said you would have to contact him to see if its possible to fix that, all I know its not possible on IMSLP's end to fix it, but a separate team that did oversee the recording categorization might be able to fix that, which I do not know if they are around to fix it. Problem right now is he is ...

No because I assume its part of the Naxos Catelogue still and that catelogue is not controlled under us.

You can try emailing Feldmahler about it but not if its possible if it can be corrected.

Since that is under the Commercial section, we cannot do anything about that as that is part of a separate catalogue we cannot change.

You will want to send a letter of permission to this address here then if you have permission from this person before you begin uploading: dbmiller@dbmiller.org.

There is alot of stuff behind the scene with our new website coming, so server outages may be more frequent than usual, don't worry about it too much right now.

Ok I see the file doesn't mention who wrote this, besides an acknowledgement of page 4 abbreviated with "R***" but according to some sites I did a quick search, you are right it was written by Pierre-Joseph Roussier, can you explain why this is written by him?

What I mean is the files have to be uploaded on IMSLP, which is the point, we don't allow as a rule to private email between users on here files.

Users are not allowed to share files privately on IMSLP so they have to be uploaded first on IMSLP.

Alright go ahead.

Sure go ahead, the work is in the public domain. Just make sure you use the right tool for uploading!

Thats because the system has always worked like this, all files uploaded to a page are placed at the bottom and have to be moved manually in Edit.

I'm afraid were in the middle of a new website transition over to a new one coming at some point, so your welcome to email him with your idea, but you probably won't get a reply since he has the people already working on the new site.