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The ones on the workpage. Next to the download arrow.

Don't forget to use the file number please for reuploads.

You have to put this long form info under the Movements/Section field, the Average Duration field was never designed to handle that much metadata below the field, it was only designed for one line of code!

If its cut off like in the preview, no, but if its the whole file unredacted, then yes.

You made a typeset of your own? If its your own, of course you can share it. Just make sure you choose your license carefully for uploading (Use "New Edition" in your case).

One problem is you put all of that code below the Average Duration field, this should be below the Movements/Section field.

I would put them in the Vocal Scores tab.

Yes.

Since that is from BNF, you can download it and post it, make sure to remove the Library Document page which they usually attach to the file before uploading it though. You can upload your own edition because your submitting your own edition on the site and giving your permission to submit it here. ...

Go to the workpage in question (or if you need to make one "Toolbox" ---> "Add Work"). Then on the workpage (or after creation) choose "Page" ---> "New Edition". But you also can upload the Manuscript as well since that is PD, your own edition would not be and...

The composer is Public domain everywhere. if its just the manuscript then its eligible.

As long as the edition is PD in Canada, its eligible. Doesn't matter about the USA status in this case.

Maybe try resetting the ipad possibly (or iphone if that is what your using) to clear any cache? Another option is the clear the cookies and cache in your browser settings (I think its in the "Settings" app on iOS actually).

Hello, I can agree with you on the quality of things that get submitted here, but as one of the people who reviews the files that get submitted, it is not our jobs to judge on the quality of an orchestration when accepting files (we only look at the copyright of the files submitted, if the files are...

With the year that was published in, its very likely the editor (who is still alive b.1936) did put in the fingerings as Henle is usually a trickster for publishing "urtext" editions with including additions made by an actual editor and that the amount of fingerings they put in is usually ...