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There are two early Clementi Symphonies in the IMSLP archives. However, these are not the ones typically played and recorded which are his later Symphonies 1-4 in WoO 34, and 35. These later symphonies are recorded on several labels and posted on youtube yet I cannot find the scores available for pu...

Dora Pejačević was an amazing woman composer of several large orchestral and chamber works (106 compositions) and her works must all be in the public domain. There are currently only a few represented on IMSLP. It would be great to have her orchestral scores such as Symphony in F sharp minor Op.41 (...

Is there a scan of Smetana - Triumphal Symphony (Slavnostní symfonie) Op.6?

1853-54, it should be in the public domain, no?

Well, then what about a piano transcription of Symphony No.3 'Ilya Murometz', Op.42? (published 1912)

In the article, they say "The precise number of affected works is unknown but “probably number in the millions,”".

How can this be relatively inconsequential?

Can someone with legal knowledge explain what are the implications of this new Supreme Court ruling?

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/19/busin ... d=fb-share

Is this the end of IMSLP?

The transcription for four hands is posted but also a copy of the full score would be nice.

Enchanted Kingdom, Op.39 is such a beautiful score, I vaguely recall he may have been asked to score the Firebird before Stravinsky took over. So this may have been his vision of the Firebird, or parts of it (yes, according to Wiki. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Firebird). Regardless, its a beaut...

The piano version for four hands is already posted so is there a chance to add the orchestral version?

There are very few Nikolai Tcherepnin scores posted. Sadly though, its also hard to even find many CDs of his music.

It would be nice to get a score to Prelude pour la princesse lointaine, Op.4.

Or even nicer to get a piano reduction for the Enchanted Kingdom, Op.39

Thanks for all the helpful info you guys have posted in this thread.

Greatly appreciated.

Well, sounds like its a trip to the library for me and some scanning work. Thanks for the TB explanation link (as I couldn't search "TB"). So even 87 years after publication its still under CP. I suppose its tied to X number of years after the composer's death in the U.S. (even though he d...

Oh, but rare like a fine wine. Its such a lovely score! You're right though its hard to find. I can only find the study score for purchase. Even though I can buy it, scanned pdfs are so useful as you can print up just the section you want.

Pardon, I'm an total NooB. What does TB mean?

There are many later opuses scores by Prokofiev posted so I assume it might be possible to include Prokofiev's Scythian Suite Op.20.

Any plans for this one?