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(There's also the symphonies concertantes for harp, horn and string orchestra (parts for no.1 op.20 at Brigham Young Library. But yes, Worldcat does list op.15e (= quinzième, c'est-à-dire fifteenth...?)- the first harp concerto - at the British Library- see OCLC.)

That's hardly fair, this is a perfectly appropriate page for someone to ask, tarheelharpist. For instance, (one assumes Nicholas Bochsa is meant, though the other Bochsa is interesting too) the ms(copy) parts of his Requiem in C are at the Royal Library of Brussels- if someone's got the time and pat...

Genrikh Talalian, btw, seems to have been a member (violist, unsurprisingly- go viola!) of the Komitas String Quartet (from 1947-1972, if I read their website right), which suggests he did not die in the last 50 years.

It was first published ca.1938; I'm guessing (guessing) that that's long enough ago that a scan from the manuscript would be allowable/out-of-copyright in most jurisdictions (assuming that one can legitimately upload library scans of manuscripts just because the holding library has done so, without ...

According to RISM, there's also a few things by him at the British Library, London (an Anteludium in E-flat on Psalm 125 (unsigned ms copy. GB-Lbl/ MS Mus. 90), ms autograph parts for a G major organ concerto (perhaps this is well-known, I do not know... (no tempo ind. - Andante Assai - Allegro ) - ...

(Hrm. Mr. Alexanian would have been a teenager at the time at oldest- still possible, even plausible, worth my looking into...) As to the Klöffler (flute and strings quartet in D major, Götze-Katalog 31), I see some pianissimo in the modern style but I don't see "ff" - I wonder if that's w...

Thank you, will think on. (Also, it's very interesting that Diran Alexanian knew Brahms- I really need to look into the former's biography more, I know only a brief suite by him for string quartet )

Dresden library has manuscript copy parts (but I don't know if they'll scan them in?. (An autograph full score, Mus.ms.autogr. Cherubini, L. 239, is at the State Library of Berlin.)

This is vaguely related to IMSLP as it's prompted by a manuscript scanned by the Danish Royal Library and reuploaded to IMSLP. I'm beginning to hope there's a (good, accurate, etc. :) ) book on this subject I can at least skim at the local university library here but in any case - I notice - for exa...

and whose editions (not Malipiero's?)

when did he write it? Gustav Bumcke's 2 quartets for 4 saxophones (published 1907) are probably rather earlier ...

btw, a 1744 manuscript-copy of RV 404 is at the library in Schwerin, according to RISM. No sign of a digital scan, though...

hrm. this is the exact score as we got it from Juilliard- 76 pages, exact no. bytes, etc., I think... going back to Juilliard and downloading their copy, their copy ends on page 39, with a very odd cadence followed by a double bar (yes, some space after the double bar but I've seen that at the end o...

Panda- Having to do with Nielsen specifically, or in general? If the latter, please see the page http://imslp.org/wiki/IMSLP:Contributor_Portal for a start... -

I'm not sure I understand your question well enough, I apologize- it's not your fault I fear!

Eric S.

we don't have it yet, but it is, I think, available for purchase for 29 Euros (see MPH Munich.)