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Hi all! I got an email the other day from someone looking for a place to put some scores; I'm directing him to the site for now, but I thought I'd check on one of the files he sent me. It looks to be a transcription for two Violas of http://imslp.org/wiki/6_Duos,_B.538-543_%28Pleyel,_Ignaz%29 . The ...

Great, thanks!

Hey guys, I've come across some (I think mostly piano) music by a D. L. White. (links below) It's all pre-1923, so I'm fairly sure it's fine for the US, but I haven't found any info on D. L. White, so I can't say about the Canadian status. Anyone know anything? Thanks, Geoff http://lcweb2.loc.gov/di...

If anyone were to have access to the "Darmstadt" Overture(s?), especially TWV 55 C6, it would be great to upload them.

Does a 2-minute-long first movement count?

I reckon there should definetely be some regulations on who should be allowed to publish their works on imslp, rather than letting all and sundry upload compositions of dubious quality. I disagree... I don't think IMSLP should be the arbiter of what's worthwhile and what isn't. If people who write ...

"c.c by-sa 3.0" means that if someone makes a derivative of the work, they must license it under the same terms (ie, CC BY-SA) as well as attribution.

CC-BY just requires attribution.

carmar1791 wrote:Because Viola does not need to be practiced , it only need to be meditate on...

Wouldn't you get splinters in your rear end?

Leonard Vertighel wrote:Now I'm wondering if that means that cellists are very small people.

Not in my experience...

So, to put the whole thing in sort of an ordered list: Complete Work Full Score Manuscripts Printed editions (at least 25 years old) Computerized typesets Vocal Score (if applicable) Manuscripts Printed editions (at least 25 years old) Computerized typesets Transcriptions, Arrangements Manuscripts ...

Or maybe we just log in between the off-beats.

kuzunoha wrote:As to corrected files, I stopped providing them for a while.
I will start it again when I agree your answer.

...Or we could stop discussing it and do nothing, which is what this makes me want to do.

Yay!

Besides, I can't really see how emeraldimp was being arrogant. Seems like a perfectly friendly comment to me :-). Aye, that's so. Whether or not you want to pursue a career in linguistics, it's a fascinating field, and the introductory courses I've seen tend to be quite good & broad. (And I'm *...

Since you're (nearly) a linguistics geek: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_switching (Incidentally, you should consider taking an introductory linguistics course sometime if you haven't already... Especially if Dan Jurafsky's the prof.) EDIT: And no, idioms aren't restricted, so long as you spell t...