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I have a clean typeset version of Chopin's "Devil's Trill" prelude that I made years ago, originally realised by J.Kallberg, that I could upload to IMSLP if permissible?

For the record, this has now been completed.

Long overdue update: - I wasn't quite happy with the overall quality of the scan with pencil marks, so I got an inter-library loan out on a copy of the score. Unfortunately I only received an A5 sized study score, but have managed to fiddle around with the settings enough to get a pretty good versio...

Hi, I'm working on something with Coulonnus (see http://imslpforums.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=8428 ), and we need to know what threshold ScanTailor uses when converting to black and white. Can anyone help please? I'm new to this kind of thing and I can't find anything in the software or documentat...

For anyone possibly following the progress here, Coulonnus and I have made some very encouraging progress! Here's two images of a test page we've been working on, the original and the new version (scroll down).
http://imgur.com/a/KiTU3

Hopefully we can get every page as good as this, or even better!

Coulonnus: Thanks for your message. I can't reply on IMSLP so have sent an email to the address you provided.

Thanks!

coulonnus wrote:Oh, I forgot! The 1964 edition has measure numbers!

Ah yes - another reason why having the 1964 edition would be useful, as the 1904/5 editions on IMSLP don't have them.

Sadly, I can't get rid of the pencil marks that are OVER the score itself. I can delete things in the margins, but not things like circles around notes. The blue pencil markings I can't get rid of, see http://archives.nyphil.org/index.php/artifact/26eafe1b-e657-4bd6-8a89-401ccec8f79d/fullview#page/...

UPDATE Ok, so I've used Scantailer and this guide, http://imslp.org/wiki/User:Geniusboy98#stguide, so far. Here's a preview of page 1: http://imgur.com/a/h9p43 Sadly, I can't get rid of the pencil marks that are OVER the score itself. I can delete things in the margins, but not things like circles a...

You could make a project and digitally convert them to black and white using Scantailor (as well as removing the markings). Also you can use Piupianissimo download tool for downloading the JPGs of the score from the site. Its very much possible to do, but very time consuming. I'm trying it now usin...

You could make a project and digitally convert them to black and white using Scantailor (as well as removing the markings). Also you can use Piupianissimo download tool for downloading the JPGs of the score from the site. Its very much possible to do, but very time consuming. Sadly I don't have the...

All I can find is this: http://archives.nyphil.org/index.php/artifact/26eafe1b-e657-4bd6-8a89-401ccec8f79d/fullview#page/1/mode/2up Which is a full scan of the 1964 revised edition, although it is - not available to download - full of the pencil markings - not a good scan (yellow, sometimes faded pa...

Currently IMSLP has revised/critical editions of each of Mahler's symphonies 1-9 and Das Lied von der Erde, EXCEPT for No.5. http://imslp.org/wiki/Symphony_No.5_(Mahler,_Gustav) There are 3 main publications: 1904 first edition 1905 revised edition 1964 revised/critical edition (later critical/revis...