Sibley uploads
Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 10:18 pm
Hi there,
I thought I'd be helpful and upload a few missing works from Sibley to IMSLP. This is the rather unhelpful text that is on the Sibley mirroring page:
Participating in this project is, in fact, much easier than actually submitting scores via the traditional method: you do not have to upload anything, and most of the information is already filled out for you.
Participation is strongly encouraged for both new and seasoned users. Simply find a Sibley score not submitted to IMSLP (should be plenty) and submit it via the special link to the correct IMSLP work page. The main page for Sibley's collection is here
Forgive me, but this is far from self-explanitory! Even having looked in the manual, I'm not entirely sure what a work page is and I can't find any "upload from Sibley" links anywhere. Are the special links on the Sibley pages, if so where, or on IMSLP? Please, if you want the 'uninitiated' to help out, perhaps you could provide some better instructions, rather than assuming knowledge.
Many thanks,
Lee
I thought I'd be helpful and upload a few missing works from Sibley to IMSLP. This is the rather unhelpful text that is on the Sibley mirroring page:
Participating in this project is, in fact, much easier than actually submitting scores via the traditional method: you do not have to upload anything, and most of the information is already filled out for you.
Participation is strongly encouraged for both new and seasoned users. Simply find a Sibley score not submitted to IMSLP (should be plenty) and submit it via the special link to the correct IMSLP work page. The main page for Sibley's collection is here
Forgive me, but this is far from self-explanitory! Even having looked in the manual, I'm not entirely sure what a work page is and I can't find any "upload from Sibley" links anywhere. Are the special links on the Sibley pages, if so where, or on IMSLP? Please, if you want the 'uninitiated' to help out, perhaps you could provide some better instructions, rather than assuming knowledge.
Many thanks,
Lee