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Hallo Susanne, can you tell me, what you exactly wants to have? I can try to send an email to Richard, maybe he is able and willing to help.

The motet with the right spelling is already up: https://imslp.org/wiki/Congratulamini_m ... rluigi_da)

Done!

Many thanks for the detailed answer! The Döbel sonatas will be uploaded.

OK, I will upload the parts for the Gombart Edition. But it will take a few more days.

The Gombart edition contains the complete 1.Akt, not only a selection. Do you want the parts of all these movements, with trumpet and double bass?

Here is a RISM-Link: https://opac.rism.info/search?id=550264115. It is propably a posthumous work (without public performances) and the first publication is done by AR Editions in 1997. Can another edition on the basis of the source mentioned by RISM be uploaded or is the work protected until 2047?

You will find the edit button in a drop down menue (next to IMSLP), if you use the modern skin. In the classic skin view it is on the second topline: read edit view history. The instant view works for me now, you do not have to upload the thumbnail, that goes automatically..

II have changed the page accordingly. You can see the changes via the edit button.

I don't know if there is a standard format for telling the time, but in any case, giving 5.25 minutes for rounding 5 minutes and 10 seconds to quarter minutes goes against any mathematical sense. This is not how it should be done.

Accordung to the workpage the year of the publication is 1984. Perhaps 2002 is the year of an enlarged second edition.

There is another source here: https://opac.rism.info/search?id=240001055&View=rism.
You can buy the sheetmusic here: https://www.hofmeister-musikverlag.com/ ... -moll.html

The workpage has been changed, now the piece is for one player. But the bass clarinet does´t appear in the tags, only in the instrumentation field. The tagging system don´t allow the combination 2 instruments and 1 player.

Is this the piece you are looking for: https://issuu.com/scoresondemand/docs/c ... ln_hn_3549 ? It is from 1927 and appears 1928 arranged as trio for violin, horn and piano by Smyth.

It´s not very expensive, compare http://www.fannyhensel.de/ for example.