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WIth respect to some major contributors that I happened to collaborate with in the past I decided to remove the content of the previous message after rethinking. I would suggest though an alternative (ads maybe?) instead of a time delay. Please do think also of the situation in less musically develo...

Hello, I would like to ask a bit of help in liking my orchestration of Martini's Plaisir d'amour http://imslp.org/wiki/Plaisir_d%27amour_%28Martini,_Jean_Paul_Egide%29 For Mixed chorus, 2 Flutes or Violins, Cello and Piano (Sakel) to my personal page on the wiki (as an arrangement) http://imslp.org/...

Hi!
I need to contact a contributor his name is

Masy, Jean Eudes and his user name Jem

How do we do that?

I can not locate him in the forum.

Thanks

Thanks!

I need a bit of help on how to search the post 1945 songs in the site without having to look through each composer's page seperately. Help would really be appreciated!

junet wrote:In bar 66 of number 4 you have 32nd notes with contracting and then expanding beam spacing. Is this slowing down and then speeding up of the notes within the larger beats indicated underneath?

It's simply slowing down for a crotchet (4th note) and speeding up for a dotted crotchet (4th note).

I am inviting flutists that wish to perform contemporary music to have a look at my six monologues for solo flute at the following adress: http://petrucci.mus.auth.gr/imglnks/usimg/c/c9/IMSLP182251-PMLP318201-SixMonologuesSoloFlute.pdf I would be very happy if someone was able to record them and upl...

Thanks KGill.
I think everything is clear now.

This is legal provided the original works were PD. However, many living composers might object to a synthesized backing track, and would be within their rights to object to it. Since you mentioned Skalkottas, I assumed you were talking about his works specifically. He might be deceased and not able...

Thank you for the reply on Skalkotas. There is one more thing that I need to clatify. There has been an amazing effort by some people to create digital editions of works by many composers (the Magic Flute on WIMA for example) and provide the source files so that someone can rearrange - reorchestrate...

Please inform me if it is legal to create a typesetting (in Finale or Sibelius) of a work by a composer like Skalkotas who died in 1949 but some of his works were published many years after his death, based on such a late publication. Is this considered copyright infringement?