Choral Public Domain Library

I've moved your submission to the "Original for voice and piano" section. I think it was inadvertently moved to the wrong section previously.

Dear Oksana,

It's all taken care of now (Thanks to Claude T). The trick (in case you need it in the future) is to "Move" the page, correcting the error in title.

Welcome, and thank you for this important work!
Slava Ukraini

The only trick I know is to use the Template:MultiCatList (which I wrote several years ago). It will produce up to 500 pages at a time. So, use: {{MultiCatList|Works in English|SATB}} to get the first 500 pages, then {{MultiCatList|Works in English|SATB|skip=500}} skip the first 500 pages and get th...

That's great, Max! Thanks!

Thanks Carlos and Max!!

The problem is with the upload page which does NOT list .dorico in the "Preferred file types" list.

Not autogenerating .mxl files, but one of the admins regularly converts to .mxl from either a previously uploaded engraving program (preferred) or, with sometimes quesitonable results, from pdf scores.

Given that Finale has suspended operations in music engraving and directed its current users (including myself) to Dorico (even with a significant discount on purchase of Dorico as a Finale owner), it seems to me that CPDL actually should set Dorico as an acceptable file type (since it already has F...

I moved the page with the wrong title word ("Shciff") to the page with the correct title word ("Schiff"), overwriting the (duplicate?) entry for AT. In the future, should you make a mistake in title, simply go to the "More" tab and select "Move" to move the pa...

John Carley. Your IP address is not on the banned IP list. Not sure what the problem is.

Sounds good enough to me, Max. I was afraid the wiki was down for everyone.

Best wishes,
Chuck

The site was working again late last night. My IP address is: 24.118.171.28
Anyway, no problems now!
Thanks, Max.

I'm getting a 403 Forbidden error now when I try to go to cpdl.org ... is something wrong?

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access this resource.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

Greetings.
There is no problem at all to use Mendelssohn's "Lift Thine Eyes" as the work has been in the public domain for a very long time. Scores are available for free download at CPDL.

The Cantus database at
https://cantus.uwaterloo.ca/chant/153371
indicates that the sequence Beata progenies is for "Nativitas Mariae".