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https://imslp.org/wiki/Concertino,_Op.8 ... er,_Henri)

https://imslp.org/wiki/Category:B%C3%BCsser,_Henri

I have a scan of this edition here, published in 1928.
https://search.worldcat.org/nl/title/3550629

Amazing, now this sad tale can finally be put to an end!

Hear ye, hear ye! After a mere eight years of turnaround time on this IMSLP score request, Foerster's Op.3 has been added ! Now euphoniuman can play this rather unremarkable early work of a lesser known (but very good!) composer with their string quintet... (the name is rather uncharacteristic for s...

Amazing, thank you so much! Your resourcefulness is legendary.

While we're in Respighi-land, would anyone have his Concerto a cinque (or concerto per cinque) for oboe, trumpet, piano, violin, double bass and strings? Was published by Ricordi at some point but only available for hire and streaming: https://www.ricordi.com/it-IT/Catalogue.aspx/details/450191 Reco...

Hi, this kind of thing is a lot more automatic than you might think. If a work page has the category "Doe, John/Arranger", then the page will be in that category, whether or not that category has actually been created or not ("created" here means adding text to the category). And...

If the player really cared, they can contact the arranger and indicate what are the problems privately. And expect that the arranger will improve their knowledge of orchestration and upload improved versions of all of their arrangements? We both know that's never going to happen for the vast majori...

Necro of a very old thread but it's never stopped being on my mind and I found out there is a copy in the Wakayama Prefecture Library in Japan, linked through from the National Diet Library. Anybody who knows Japanese want to try and request a digitization?

Hi, in 12 Récréations, Op.44 (Battanchon, Félix) , the piece is for "Violoncelle avec accompagnement de basse", and the work page is tagged for cello and double bass, but "basse" usually means (bizarrely, I know!) another cello in these French early 19th century publications, lik...

DBMiller wrote: ↑Wed Jun 21, 2023 5:06 pm No idea. But also, your listing does not say anywhere that it was published in 1901. It is, I believe, saying it was composed in 1901.

Ahh now I see my mistake. Sorry for the confusion.

Interesting, do you think the 1901 entry is a printed engraving, or a manuscript edition then? (The same as what you have?)

Actually, since WorldCat listed the place published as Berlin, I looked in the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin and then the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek - and it looks like the Nationalbibliothek has it! https://d-nb.info/400578484 This library offers digitization services, i.e. it should be possible to p...

It is a very enticing piece! WorldCat gives only this entry, published by Ricordi in 1901 so yes, absolutely PD, though no known library posession: https://worldcat.org/title/725041710?oclcNum=725041710 I found nothing on the Italian library aggregators www.internetculturale.it and OPAC SBN. Someone...

Hi Ben, Leaving aside whether you actually need a public domain source as a base or not, there is a copy of the original print in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, in Paris: https://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb43273896g You could click on "Acheter une reproduction" at one of the sour...