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Do you think it'd also be better to put the file under full score, not vocal? I get confused and normally don't click if it's under vocal.

I trust the website all the time; I know when I see vandalism. I back up it's case by saying that the average, pedestrian people aren't the only people who use it.

I know not to trust Wikipedia most of the time, but most users probably wouldn't vandalize a copyright page. Wikipedia says the copyright law in Malaysia is ... life + fifty years. I'm thinking that would mean all of his works would be in the public domain starting in 2021?

So, the ballet scores are done (I already have them). What other pieces are going to be on the website? I'm assuming Symphonies of Wind Instruments, Pulcinella, Symphony of Psalms, etc.?

[...] The two symphonies reach extreme depths of bitter-sweet emotion [...] I was under the impression that Schubert wrote more than two symphonies. :?: :shock: He wrote four. What the??? Symphony No.1 (D.82) Symphony No.2 (D.125) Symphony No.3 (D.200) Symphony No.4 (D.417) Symphony No.5 (D.485) Sy...

He wrote four.

Does anyone have the full score to this hidden gem?

I just saw that, thank you very much.

Even after 70 years, it's still under copyright if it was published after 1923?

He's been dead for 72 years, shouldn't he be public domain?

Much better. Also, how's the Stravinsky project going? If you haven't gotten that far, I won't ask anymore.

Lyle Neff wrote:I have a Kalmus miniature score of this somewhere. If I can remember to look for it, I might be able to scan it this Saturday -- after the things that I want to scan first.

No coincidence that I'm going to see the Milwaukee Symphony perform, among other pieces, Dvorak's 9th.

perlnerd666 wrote:Uh-oh...Nah, Don Quixote is nice.

Don Juan is better.

Penderecki is still alive, so it's kind of stupid to upload any of his scores.

I would love to do that; unfortunately, I have not a site big enough to host a multitude of Stravinsky works, nor a site in general.