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Would there be interest in adding a Category tag for MusicXML Available and perhaps other engraving formats? I've found some amazing files that demonstrate engraving aspects that don't appear anywhere else on the net in CC or other free formats, but they're rather hard to find. MusicXML seems the hi...

Thanks! y'all are awesome.

Hi -- The main point of these posts still needs an admin to resolve: the introduction to the facsimile is almost certainly in copyright (Reaney only dying two years ago). Could an admin please remove those pages from the PDF? (pp 2-12). Most of the info there is now available online anyhow (La Trobe...

Fair enough. I couldn't produce that quality. But I could get close and, I suspect, others here could get closer. Oh, definitely it'd be close enough for study, enjoyment, performance, and (what I'd like best) getting a wider audience for Medieval music. Fair enough (2) :D . I need instruction from...

We may be talking about different levels of photographic quality here. Many of the best recent facsimiles are photographed with extremely sensitive 60-80MP cameras on vibration absorbing tripods with the light levels extremely closely monitored -- this is what is necessary for a lot of the work bein...

Dear all -- I see that someone has uploaded the scan of the London Codex 29987 -- the images of which are out of copyright under American copyright law, though most libraries will try to claim copyright still. (Though one could almost argue that it took photographic creativity to create such BAD ima...

The link from the library site might be the "official" MIT endorsement, but the profs in music at MIT have been using the works in our classes since day one of IMSLP. What a great project. Also, the MIT OpenCourseWare project is linking to IMSLP scores where available for pieces used in MI...