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According to the entry you have on this work (with no score attached - unfortunately), the Finale has a tempo of Allegro con brio. The post of the work on YouTube has the Finale as Andante sostenuto - Allegro con brio. From listening to the music, it appears very definite that there is a slow introd...

Hello again folks! Sorry to be a bother, but I have a slight correction. In the notes to this work you list it as being in the key of A Major. While the work does indeed open with an Andantino introduction to the first movement in A, that serves as a long dominant preparation to the Allegro proper, ...

Is there any chance that someone could turn up a score of this? It's a lovely piece.

The cover page for the Clarinet Quintet states that are 5 movements. There are only 4.

In the he work description there are 5 movements listed, but in the score, the Finale isn't numbered separately, but is more like a final variation, or coda.

I have at least obtained the movement information from Columbia University Library, which has the score available. They are:

I. Larghetto - Allegro
II. Larghetto
III. Scherzo: Allegro molto
IV. Allegro non tanto

I note that the score for Thuille's only symphony is unavailable here. I don't think it's under any copyright rules, and it has been recorded within the last 15 years or so. Is there any problem getting the materials?

I see that there is only one symphony by Miguel Marqués available, his 3rd. Is there any chance we could obtain the other 4?

So it's off-limits?

Is it possible to obtain the score for upload?

The finale of the Loewe Symphony No. 1 in D minor is Adagio espressivo - Allegro. Is there any chance of obtaining the score of the 2nd Symphony in E minor?

Is there any chance that someone can obtain the score for this work, and any other symphonies of his? So far, I think only the first two can be found here.

I have noted that the key in the description of the work is given as D minor. Although the 2nd movement Scherzo is indeed in the minor, the actual key of the work is D Major.

I have noted that in the description of the Hofmann Octet for flute, clarinet, bassoon, horn, and string quartet, the key is given as F minor. The work is in F major. Just a heads-up.

I encountered the Konzertstück for Bassoon and Orchestra in F by Franz Berwald on YouTube recently, and noticed something a bit askew about it. It took me a little bit of time to figure out what it was, but when I looked up his Violin Concerto, I realized that both works have the same opus number. H...