Glazunov symphonies

[korinth111]

Considering the large number of scores by Glazunov on IMSLP, I'm surprised that there are no orchestral scores of his symphonies whatsoever. There are piano reductions for Nos. 4-6 and 8; the other symphonies don't even have pages. If someone could upload the full orchestral scores of his entire symphonies (perhaps including the unfinished ninth?) it would be very much appreciated. I imagine they're all public domain by now, or at least I'd think so. Thanks!

[daphnis]

Sure, no problem. Coming right up. Anything else we can get for you? Maybe something relatively simple like, say, the complete "Ring" cycle in full score?
Seriously, don't request things like this either on the forums or on the wishlist. That's over a thousand pages right there and is a huge amount of work for someone to undertake. Many people assume there's some magical score repository that contributors go to and download the scores and upload them here.
In the future, please make modest requests and those which are immediately needed or wanted. I'm sure we'd all like for someone to upload the complete manuscripts of Bach or the critical edition of those Donizetti operas, but it isn't likely in a single go.

Daphnis
(admin, copyright reviewer)

[Carolus]

I'll just add (hard as it is to follow Daphnis' wonderful comment) that Google books has a couple of the Glazunov symphonies. I you'd like to help, you can download these, remove all of the Google logos, metatags, etc. and upload them here to add to the truly free collection.

[audunsj]

I've got some glazunov symphonies that I could scan (nos. 4, 6, 8 (perhaps also no 1)) but if some are already scanned by google I would love to see these first (which editions, scan quality etc.) before starting (which will probably be in early June).

[Carolus]

I just uploaded full scores for 1, 2, 3 and 6, which I think is the total Google collection, all scans of Belaieff scores. There was a also second scan of 2 (a Kalmus reprint of Belaieff), which I think came from Google as well. Full scores for the other four symphonies are naturally most welcome, along with the Muzgiz editions of all 8.