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I don't know about the technicalities, but maybe something like Wikipedia?
(en.imslp.org, ca.imslp.org, etc.)

I'm currently re-typing a piece, I'm doing this for studying purposes (to listen to the MIDI playback). The piece is a variation from Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini , from S. Rachmaninoff. I don't know if the piece is under copyright, but let's suppose it is. So, can I publish the PDF file I've eve...

Oh I didn't get it.
BTW, I thought the USA anthem score would be easier to find.

Hey, that's great.
IMSLP rules.

ArcticWind7 wrote:Madama Butterfly

Searching around I only found reductions, like piano + violin, etc.
I'd like to have the full orchestra version of this score.
Does anyone if I can find it somewhere?

Really, music notation involves a lot of tradition. However, I guess all these peculiarities and differences from instrument to instrument would lead a player to experience additional difficulties if he plays two different instruments, like a horn and a violin. Something like: "hey, this score ...

I've downloaded the Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (Sergei Rachmaninoff), and I have some questions. Maybe obvious questions, but oh well... At the page 2, there is a list of all instruments and its respective transpositions. 1) Is the corno inglese transposed to F? (There is nothing written, I'm s...

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I use to rewrite scanned scores for personal studying purposes, so that I can really "hear" them and also pay attention to each note and articulation detail. I actually use Sibelius to do this. Once the score is finished, I can export it to PDF, the whole score and all the parts. The resul...

Thanks guys!

carmar1791 wrote:Yes your translation is correct,but obviously I think you know that those italian names are plural...clarinetti is clarinets etc...

Yes, thanks for confirming this!

The link was posted one year ago, now it's broken.

On Beethoven's 5th Symphony, 1st movement , the first 7 instruments are written as: Flauti Oboi Clarinetti in B Fagotti Corni in Es Trombe in C Timpani in C.G I interpret them as being: Flute Oboe Clarinet in Bb Basson Horn in Eb Trumpet in C Timpani in C.G Am I correct? Also, are these names in Ita...

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