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Military music from which country do you need?

No. Thank you for the advice.

Hello,
I'm looking for the complete clarinet parts of Richard Wagner's "Ring des Nibelungen"? Does somebody has an idea where to find the parts?
Thank you.

@ lohshuhan

There's one piece by Schubert which is called "Der Liedler", Deutsch-Verzeichnis 209, op. 38. But it is in C, not in C minor. The score is in the library. Perhaps you may take a look at the score. But I'm sorry, this is no transcription by Tausig.

@Schwab

A user called "romanov" did this a few months ago. If you'll take a look after his postings, you will find some of the scans.

@Schwab

Yes, and the print is in high quality. I've got some of the first volumes for clarinet. A very good investment in sheet music.

@Yagan Kiely I'm not sure - is that legal? The OM-CD-Rom-Library is still available for purchase. The parts on the CD-Roms are public domain, of course. But the manufacturer put his logo on the sheets. Anyway that's a great idea, even you aren't able to buy the CD-Roms in Germany for a long time ago...

@Yagan Kiely

Will the OM series only include trombone parts or for each instrument?

[quote="Carolus"] sometimes just a set of parts with a 1st Cornet/Conductor part.[/quote] That was my suggestion Susa did. Of course some Composers wrote even full scores, e. g. Beethoven with his marches "2 Marches for Military Band, WoO 18-19", which are uploadet at IMSLP as we...

As a member of the German Military Music Association I could give you an anwer to your question. In our large archives, we have got 4 different forms of "scores": 1. the full score --> every single instrument has it's own part in the score --> this is very, very seldom. Only a very few com...

I'm surprised that there are many "standard"-scores left. But what can we do, if nobody has them got.

Let's wait and see. We don't need all the scores at once.

No, it's a very small publisher, who published the score for the first time in 2006. The typeset is new (I think, it was made by "Sibelius"). I'm not sure, if the publisher is the new general publisher or if it is a licensed edition.

What is the complete name of the work of Strauss? Ein Morgen in Wien (a morning in Vienna)?

Is this "Rondo Veneziano"?