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Reviving this thread, almost one year later. Sorry for the delay! :) I prefer the definite chronological statement of "Early 20th Century", but do agree that the time period currently labelled "modern" could beneficially be divided. Maybe "Mid 20th Century" for the seco...

Jefferyhogy wrote:Thank you,but i dont need the translation with the Cyrillic alphapet ... i need it with latin alphabet,like in the first post where i requested the translation into english.Thank you very much again.

Hi Jeffery, which work are you referring to?

Hi David,

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In my opinion all B should be natural in these (identical) sequences. The editor of this edition most probably just forgot to add the natural sign to the last B.

I've listened to three recordings on Youtube and also checked the score at IMSLP and they all confirm the above.

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Hi Susan

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Amazing work! :D Someone had the time and patience to list all melodies as they appear: 1. Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik K525 0:01 2. Haydn - Symphony 94 "Surprise" II 0:01 3. Beethoven - Symphony 9 IV (Ode to Joy) 0:06 4. Mendelssohn - Wedding March in Midsummer Night's Dream, second th...

Hi Maggie 1. Most text pages have a manual list and an automated one. Simply by adding {{LinkText|Psalm 95}} to your composition page caused it to be included in the automated list at Psalm 95. 2. We indeed recommend adding labels to help identify each file. The way I did (text in parentheses, after...

Hi David, In fact, there isn't a standard layout for instrumentation. Here are a few examples I've picked: http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Cantata_BWV_12_-_Weinen,_Klagen,_Sorgen,_Zagen_(Johann_Sebastian_Bach) (each instrumental score was submitted as a different edition) http://www.cpdl.org/wiki...

Hello Clay, welcome to CPDL! It would be nice to have some of your vocal works on our site. All it takes is to create a composer page for yourself and start submitting your works from there, using the "Add new work" tab located at the top of the page. If you have any doubt just let us know...

Hi. Could you please upload your corrections as a single file? I have merged Paco Marmol and Manolo Casaus edition into a single file, too, because there was no strong reason to keep it separated into 5 PDFs. Thank you!

In my opinion, if you have made just obvious corrections (wrong notes, lengths, typos in text etc.) then we should replace their files with yours and add a note at the "Edition notes" section in the line: "revised on Dec 2015 by dada_lope, such and such things corrected." On the ...

Hello David,

Thanks for posting the corrected text. My knowledge of Latin grammar is too basic for me to be of any help here, but I was curious to see the suggestions you'd receive.

Hello Erik,

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Hello Christopher! Thank you for providing a new edition of this work by Talley. At CPDL we follow the rule that if the title of a work is taken from its incipit, it is capitalized as normal text. For this reason, the page kept was "Behold that star". The info added by you to the other pag...