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I came across several of Cesk Zadeja's pieces on IMSLP; this surprised me, because he died in 1997. Not only are the pieces on IMSLP, but they're also under some very free licenses. Have Zadeja's heirs freed all his works, or only the ones currently on IMSLP?

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I notice that in the Stefan von Hodula arrangement, the introduction (which in the original is for the orchestra only) is arranged for two pianos. Are there any other similar changes to the piece (such as other sections arranged to be played by two pianos, instead of only one)? Can the arrangement b...

Thank you for answering my questions. When I asked about the legality of performing those copyrighted editions of his pieces on Worldcat, I was referring to his pieces in general. I can't perform this particular piece; I was just asking if anyone knew if there were any PDFs of it online. You see, I ...

So if I understand you correctly, the copyrighted scores they offer are only for viewing.
If a work is published posthumously, then does copyright last first publication+50?(in Canada)

Thank you very much for taking the trouble to search the piece.
I didn't know about Worldcat; it looks like a very useful site! Can the downloadable scores be used for performances, or are they copyright-restricted(the ones after 1950, I mean)?

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Does anyone know if there are any scans of this piece? I coudn't find any PDFs online.
There isn't much information on the composer on the web, but apparently he died in 1951 so it should be public domain in Canada.

Thank you for the advice; I'll be watching out for urtext scores (or ones already on IMSLP).

I've been looking at orchestral scores on Amazon, and one review of a score of one of Dvorak's symphonies remarked that it had no instrument markings.
As most scores don't have previews, and supposing the edition is not on IMSLP, or it has no instrument markings, is there any way to know?