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With the possible exception of Lohengrin, I haven't seen any of the old Eulenburg Wagner opera scores on IMSLP.org. (The score of Lohengrin I'm referring to was published by Breitkopf and republished by Universal. It appears to have been originally published as a miniature score, and I suspect [thou...

I'm surprised that these aren't yet available on IMSLP. They've been recorded many times over, and by some rather illustrious HIP ensembles (Pinnock/English Concert; Hogwood/AAM, etc.), and they're often taught in 18th-century music surveys. I don't know what public domain sources are available, but...

As a filler for their disc of Zemlinsky's third and fourth string quartets, the Artis quartet also recorded a wonderful quartet by Johanna Mueller-Hermann (1868-1941). She was a student of Zemlinsky's. Universal Edition published the quartet around 1906, I believe. Anyway, it's a marvelous piece, an...

Is Wozzeck now in the public domain in the US? I believe that the current UE score was edited and published in the early 1960s, but before that there was a version produced by an autographer (Years ago, I saw this edition at the NY Public Library). Might this edition at least be in the public domain...

I have the old three-volume Kalmus set of miniature scores of "30 Celebrated String Quartets" of Haydn. As far as I can tell, these were published in the mid 1940s. They are reprints of both the Eulenburg scores edited by Wilhelm Altmann and a set of Philharmonia scores, the latter of whic...

I noticed that someone has posted the orchestral score of Busoni's opera Arlecchino. I'd love to see the score of his opera Turandot up here as well--at least a vocal score!

musicologyman

I'm new here, so I'm still unfamiliar with how this all works. I noticed that the "Gesang der Rheintöchter" (IMSLP #08819) is on the Das Rheingold page ( http://imslp.org/wiki/Das_Rheingold%2C_WWV86A_%28Wagner%2C_Wilhelm_Richard%29 ). Actually, the transcription that's posted is from Act I...