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OK I see what you mean't would have been helpful if you detailed the title of the work to us to avoid confusion. File I think looks Ok to pass Urtext edition rule.

Of course if they were first published those years, but what works are you wanting to upload and what first publication evidence do you have for such works?

But what are you talking about? What "Urtext" edition?

You need to provide a link to where you are talking about.

Right now its a new feature for the website. At some point, were getting a new Website API which I believe will be more improved by then. If its not showing up, I assume it got taken down for more tinkering and improvements.

I wouldn't worry about this if your living anywhere but in the USA. If you are living in the USA and want to make money on your film since your saying you want to use this in your film, you probably might have to get permission from the label to use this in your film of the record label that made th...

Can you link to the workpage in question?

You cannot currently as far as I know submit files through the mobile app. You have to visit the website through the browser to submit files.

Any files added to IMSLP has to be either in the Public Domain at least in Canada (died before 1972) or in the United States (first published before 1928 currently). For copyrighred files, uploading files with permission under a CC license or dedicated to the public domain on here. Its not a good id...

The point I was trying to make is that on these kinds of editions (but not every edition like modern editions if the ink is not too thin), because this is such an early edition, converting these to black and white because the ink doesn't always work so great as there is a loss of detail from the col...

I might suggest also uploading the non-processed versions in color because the black and white versions loses alot of details from the original sources, so having both would be a good idea since these kinds of editions are more for study than anything else.

Sorry for the late reply, go ahead.

What details did you take from Ashley specifically? Fingerings in the tablature?

Always remember if you see a category page of someone who died after 1971, you might have to think about which server to upload to on here depending on the status.

Ok go ahead.