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we're currently playing the piece. however it's in a version revised in 2013 with a "new" original 2nd movement where some stuff has been added. so i guess this is the first publication and i wont be able to share the music here. a bummer ... :/

Hi, I do have the sheet music of the piece listed above in beautiful scan quality (Piano, Violin, Clarinet). It was very hard to aquire (Piece is not being sold, thanks to the rediculously restrictive heirs of poulenc (for example to prove my point see http://www.moz.de/artikel-ansicht/dg/0/1/104847...

Perfect, i'll ask the guy responsible for the sheet music for the scans, they will be marked and a little bit dirty though.

Hi, I have the orchestral parts of the symphonies mentioned above at my fingertips. Unfortunately they have a stamp on it that says "Leihmaterial" (rental). Nevertheless the copyright has expired a long time ago. Can I upload them? The world cat link to the Franz Schmidt symphony is here :...

i uploaded the music. forgot my passw. for the imslp site, thats why i used my 2nd acc. easiest2remember. had to manually edit the parts page because for some reason the system indicated that 2 parts were already uploaded but they then linked to my previously uploaded version from the library (i pro...

perfect. i scanned the music at home, As soon as i have some spare time i will crop, convert to pdf and upload. the music will be copyright reviewed anyways. in any case: expect a clean and awesome scan (plus, the Clarinet in C parts are transcribed to B-Flat in this edition - i hope this doesnt qua...

Hi folks! i bought myself a copy of this piece because: a) i looooove it b) i recently heard a live rendition of said piece as it has never been played before. The Amaryllis Quartet played it with a couple of friends of mine in Munich. I think there has never been a rendition of the piece more perfe...

i checked their forums and it seems they have developed software that automatically rotates the pages so they are exactly rectangular, you can set the filters for the type of paper and print-paint once and it will apply the filters automatically and most importantly, you scan 2 pages per "scan&...

Wow, checked out your site! lots of work and nice results! i will recommend it to various choirs conductors. In fact, we'll play Mendelssohns Eliah in 2 weeks (Lohr, Germany) and my guess is you have that piece in your repertoire already :D ^^ have you ever thought about one of these: http://www.you...

Wow! You put a LOT of effort in your scans! however: if you scan 300dpi greyscale and later adjust to 600 dpi B&W you don't really gain quality information, right? Also you can not take away the binding from stuff you got at your University Library. I actually thought about doing it to printed m...

thx so much! you just made my day! i just dont get why, apparently, it is too hard for adobe to make a decent software that would do the simplest tasks. would you let me know what your workflow is? - 1 i usually scan 600 dpi jpgs directly on my usb drive using a brother MFC-6490CW multifunctional th...

i created a clean pdf of the score on an old windows xp laptop, however, that shouldnt be the perfect solution. there must be a better way!?!

Hi, i scanned a very very nice score (surprise :D) and put a lot of effort in cleaning out the pages and cropping the pages to the exact boundries of the printed stuff on the page (page number in the upper left/right corner, as well as plate number on bottom -> page size is roughly the same, for eve...

alright, i'll add the cover to the scan so you can see the "urtext" printed on the piano score ^^

i did some more research. the Piano score itself says "urtext" (as mentioned). in the review notes in the end (can't post them here, as they are surely copyrighted) it is stated that he (Burmeister) used André's (johann anton) publication, as well as "2 further editions" from Bre...