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Would love scores by Kate Loder. Apparently she wrote two books of short studies, 24 in all.

The British Library holds quite a few:
http://explore.bl.uk/primo_library/libw ... &fn=search but they are far behind Gallica=BNF for their providing online images!

I'd never heard of this composer before. I guessed she must be related to Edward Loder who wrote the opera "Raymond and Agnes" and a search on the web proved that this was the case. What is even more intriguing is that she is credited with having written an opera called "L'elisir d'amore" and it would be interesting to know if it is based on the same plot as the Donizetti opera of the same title. All in all she seems to have been a very interesting character and now I'm itching to explore some of her music!

A CD of her piano works has just been issued, I think?

e.g. https://toccataclassics.com/product/kat ... ano-music/

Yup, that'n. Is there another such that that one is just a for example aka "e.g."? (So far?) (If so, good news, I expect!)

Eric wrote:Yup, that'n. Is there another such that that one is just a for example aka "e.g."? (So far?) (If so, good news, I expect!)

I hope everybody is capable to type "kate loder" CD listen into his Google menu!

Thanks to everyone who replied! I am itching to get my hands on those library scores!! Is there a way to request a library to scan out-of-print, public domain music for IMSLP?

Most libraries prefer to sell you a reproduction. And they don't let you reproduce or scan it afterwards.