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2011 would be too recent of a source without permission to use but how significant of the source did you use in your arrangement?

On here, If the work is Public domain in your country of origin, most likely you won't need a license since it has passed into the public domain.

I am sure that is in the Public domain and fair game (except for the USA possibly).

Anyone can edit any page (that hasn't been locked from editing).

Page ---> Edit.

OK first question I need to ask is: what kind of transcription do you want to upload to this page? Is it a selection? Or a similar setting on the arrangement tab we already have?

Thats because every file that get uploaded on any one of the tabs are by default placed and the bottom of the tab and has to be moved manually. That is just the way IMSLP is designed.

I had to relock the category page, you need to be quick about adding the work to the page please.

Ok go ahead and add this work, let us know on here when your done.

Sorry for a late reply, no completely under copyright everywhere. Arrangements especially.

Wasn't renewed in the USA and did not find a original claim in the CCE. So its free everywhere. If the Strauss Estate comes by on here with proof that the USA claim is incorrect with proof of a renewal instead from around 1970, we'll fix this (highly doubt that at this point).

What do you mean? Yes we have been accepting these all along if they are in the public domain.

No more files were uploaded and deleted for us to access and restore so that is all we have there. If you can find the volumes and scan them, we'll be grateful for your contributions!

Parts are now uploaded. I had to exclude the Organ part (which is offstage) because it was a typeset (unfortinately not the original copyist engraving) and not sure if I can upload this.

Dear Alistair We just checked these workpages and the works themselves and yes as Choralia has pointed out, these files are Public Domain in the United States, anything first published before 1926 (currently) can be uploaded directly to this server that we support on IMSLP (more than 95 years since ...