Look what I found...
Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2008 12:16 am
...and ordered myself a copy... 
http://www.dacapo-notes.com/product_inf ... D-863.html
Another website gives the following info:
"This piece is still under copyright and cannot be distributed or downloaded freely. However, you may purchase a copy at (link(s) to sites selling the relevant score)."
What a golden opportunity for publishers to get some publicity for their lesser-known works, or those likely to be of interest to collectors and scholars.
I wonder how many more works that Deutsch lists as "lost" will re-surface? Looks like Schubert's system for organising and keeping track of his works was very similar to mine...
http://www.dacapo-notes.com/product_inf ... D-863.html
Another website gives the following info:
With such a recent publication, it will still be under copyright for a while, so obviously it can't be posted on IMSLP. But maybe we should have a feature that directs people to sites where rare gems like this can be purchased. If you click on a piece that is not PD, you get a message like...Erstausgabe [2000] c.1999
For tenor, women's chorus, horn and piano
Listed by Deutsch (D 863) as lost; edited from an anon. copy that surfaced in 1991; authorship uncertain
"This piece is still under copyright and cannot be distributed or downloaded freely. However, you may purchase a copy at (link(s) to sites selling the relevant score)."
What a golden opportunity for publishers to get some publicity for their lesser-known works, or those likely to be of interest to collectors and scholars.
I wonder how many more works that Deutsch lists as "lost" will re-surface? Looks like Schubert's system for organising and keeping track of his works was very similar to mine...