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hrm. I may have to use "after 1958" since that's all I know about this person- he might have died before or after 1958 but that's the whole worry and why I have to upload to the imslp.us server (hrm- maybe better not to upload at all, actually, unless I can actually find out a death date o...

thanks much - this helps a lot.

It's precisely the generate.html form that I've been using, but apparently the links it creates do not go where they should lately. OS 10.6.7, Mac Intel 2-proc. machine (about 3 years old), Safari 5.0.5 (6533.21.1).
Eric

yes. (and alas eg Margaret Sutherland is not alive to have a birthday celebrated, for instance, but fortunately died more recently at least.)

yay Violas for making the jump to 100000 -
ex-violist -
ok,ok ... (I've heard of JB Gross, now I have to remember where...)

looks like we reached file 100000?...

do you have a scanner?... (actually, now I'm wondering if this is the edition I got at a recent booksale- it took me awhile to identify the Scarlatti sonatas therein by Kk numbers, and then I put it away and misplaced it. now i'll have to go look. sounds like the Dunhill edition would be a good one ...

for SBB files I've been doing somewhat more arduous routines (though I do not have Photoshop, just iPhoto and I may have Gimp installed or re-installable, have to check...) - still, seems to work when I have time and patience for the smaller files. :) Re SLUB: (late edit 8 May '11) I see the PDF but...

*raises happy eyebrow at mention of Küffner (though more interested in Krommer, relatively speaking, the others interest me too)- though whether manuscripts are public domain is sort of an "it depends" kind-of-thing or so I am led to believe? - the answer in the case of the Krommer non-arr...

I think it may have been first published by Supraphon in 1953, oddly. Still PD-CA and possibly even PD-EU, so someone might be able to upload it, however, given a scanned-in copy of the score. (Or Krommer's manuscript in a European library perhaps somewhere?)

it doesn't have opus 3 attached, but the names of the songs are the same as at HMB. ... at least, according to Worldcat. i should know better than to trust them and should check BSB's catalog also... hrm.. backinamin. hrm. ... or not. never mind? (is there a search I'm forgetting here? :( like a mis...

so little is mentioned by Worldcat pre-1922 that I admit some curiosity (actually... ah. I now see we have uploaded the rest of his early opp up to op.8 except for the op.3 Gesänge for Choir of 1894, the op.4 Lieder of 1894 , and BSB has what may be part of the 1894 edition of -the op3- which has si...

hrm. haven't used chmod in yea long and took awhile to figure out how to do that without risking wrecking my Mac OS X but got it. thanks! (it's in the same place, /etc/hosts .)

deathgleaner- far be it for(?) me to be the voice of reason about something, but- I think ...

no.

the most recent Australian composer who has a work represented on IMSLP (and only one of his first two quartets from Sibley- I have both downloaded therefrom, should upload the other, will soon) - is Alfred Hill. As I expect you know (sorry!!) a number of less recent composers who had scores publish...