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That's excellent, thank you Lyle.

Thanks Lyle, this would be a very welcome addition to IMSLP. In answer to your question, I'm not sure but it might be safest just to omit Kalmus's cover and title page, and include the publication details in the description of the file, noting that this is a Kalmus reprint. The Cyrillic title could ...

It requires moving the pages and creating a new category, which I've just done for you.

If you're unsure about the tagging system it's better just to mention the problem on the work's talk page, because you caused a system error with your changes. I've fixed it for you now.

Hi Zeyar. I'm not the admin who edited your page, but the correct procedure was followed in this case. That's because the original texts and first publication of these songs (1897) was in Russian only, and it's IMSLP's policy to translate all Russian titles into English. We do this because most of o...

This includes arrangers, librettists, translators and editors as well as composers:

http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:People_by_nationality

Good news Danilo. We already have this category:

http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Women_composers

Hello Philip. I'm no longer leading the tagging team (and had no involvement with editing the pages you mentioned), but there are a couple of things to consider here. Firstly, there are an awful lot of work pages where the uploaders of works, or subsequent editors, have not given the original instru...

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Agreed Coulonnus, so I've changed the word "rationale" to "reasons" in the banner.

I noticed that too when I moved the category, but I couldn't find a way to move the discussion as well

No problem, now all moved to Frederic Edward Weatherly.

Renamed again to lose the final ' mark, as per our composer naming rules. Maybe that page title should be changed to make it clear that it applies to all people, not just composers.

BTW, the ' character (ь in Russian) has the effect of softening the preceding letter, so the 'l' isn't stressed.

Yes, it will be great to finally clear the backlog after 5 years! Thanks Sallen112 for your enthusiasm in organising this.

Done