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The U. S. distributor is Theodore Presser, and Presser's catalog number for that item is actually 511-01121.

Try this e-mail address (courtesy of CPDL)
alexanderreuter@arcor.de

I asked this same question several (or more) years ago; the answer: no space between Op. and the number in order to keep the two parts together on one line, rather than have them separated because of a line break.

I believe you meant to list Quartet No. 3, op. 29.

So far as I know, most Dover scores are public domain, and the original source files are indicated on a page before the music starts. The Rossini (overture?) should almost certainly be public domain.

"Impressionistic" can be a rather loose term, as a cursory scanning of web links will quickly reveal. Since it sounds as though you are first concerned with hearing rather than playing the music, I would recommend listening to the quartets of Janacek (IMSLP files), Delius (IMSLP score), Jo...

And now the first link seems OK, using the same browser as before (Chrome)...

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I've just looked at both of the scores you reference. Unless I have missed something, measure 7 in both versions do indeed have E-flat in the right hand on beat 3. I see what you mean about the note alignment in the other bars, but both documents show the same peculiarity. Perhaps the later contribu...

An excellent question! Responding as a composer, I would insert the cues as you suggest, in the appropriately transposed score of the particular instrument.
(I believe "queue" refers to a line of people waiting for something, as opposed to the "cue" of musical terminology.)

Lou Harrison, who died in 2003?

I woud add: inauthentic, contrived, overdone...

As indicated in a previous post, this item seems to be available to purchase. The link is already given.

Not to mention the ads for single and sexy Asian women...

I misunderstood your original post as to the placement of the sharp in bar 70, and you are quite correct: each of the non-manuscript scores is missing that G-sharp. Excellent catch on your part...