Choral Public Domain Library

Thanks, Max!

CHGiffen wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025 06:21 The problem is with the upload page which does NOT list .dorico in the "Preferred file types" list.

This has been fixed, Dorico is now listed among the preferred file types.

According to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:A ... _filetypes, we only have to add .dorico file type to $wgFileExtensions.

I'm not sure if I can still log in to the MediaWiki server to make this change. I'll ask Max for the current credentials to access it.

Hi I'm quite sure that currently CPDL doesn't accept this file format. I was having a look at it and it seems to be just a zip file with the .dorico extension, just like MXL (MusicXML). Fortunately, Dorico is able to export a project in the MusicXML file format, which is an open standard format for ...

2 . I do have a question, though, about genres (the first parameter of the Genre template). I need to remove the mistakes in assigning this parameter, but after that, there are seven remaining values that have been used for this field: 1. Sacred; 2. Secular; 3. Dual; 4. Both; 5. Other; 6. Unknown; ...

I did the same thing as BarryJ, for SSSATB, and got the same 21 results. Then I added "Renaissance music" to the mix (along with SSSATB) and got over 1500 results!!! This rather flies in the face of MULTIcategory search. It looks like the tool is doing a logical OR instead of an AND opera...

I would propose to create a new main section of these forums, devoted to score requests. We may probably split the existing "Music Requests and Questions" section into two sections, with a section devoted to score requests only. A "sticky" post, which remains on top of the dedic...

So das , die , and der can be either an article adjective or a pronoun. As in Das hat er Alles uns getan , a stanza from a chorale by Martin Luther, BWV 91-6. Also known as Dies hat … Difficult to automate, it appears. Ouch! I wasn't aware of that... but I guess that such homographs also occur in o...

Claude, remember that German is an inflected language Des is the genitive form of Der / Das.

Indeed, Chuck! The same for {{SORTIERUNG:Kleine Nachtmusik #Eine}} I found this Help page that lists the sorting rules in effect on the German Wikipedia: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilfe:Kategorien#Die_Sortierung_soll_vom_eigentlichen_Lemma_abweichen Note the 7th rule: 7. Regel: Artikel Lemmata, ...

There is now a template for use in creating new publication pages, Template:NewPublication . Comments or suggestions for improvement are welcome. That's great, thanks Barry! Just note that the other similar templates ( "New composer", "New editor", "New lyricist", &quo...

Thanks for raising this subject, Richard. It was probably me who included the German articles into the sorting template, but I admit not being very knowledgeable in German conventions regarding this. The German articles currently removed by WorkSorter are: { das die der den dem ein eine } Should we ...

Hi Eva, When the voicing of your arrangement is different from the original, as was the case with An die Musik, please use the template {{vcat}} instead of {{Voicing}}. They are functionally identical, the only difference being the extra text displayed by Voicing. Here you can see how Vcat was appli...

Hi Eva! Just noticed that the title was still misspelt, so I renamed it for you.

All the best,

agarvin wrote: ↑30 Dec 2019 20:41 I've got a scan of the collection. Here's the piece:

http://plover.net/~agarvin/ciaccona-par ... ferno.html

How nice! Thanks a lot for sharing it with us