Choral Public Domain Library

Hi Greg, Have you tried to contact him through the email informed at his Editor page? http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/User:Philip_Legge e-mail: philip.m.legge AT gmail.com If you are already registered at CPDL.org, you may also try sending him an email via the internal message system: http://www....

Hello David

Thank you for all those new editions! The duplicate one was removed from the works page.

Regards,

Hi Maggie! In fact, both Plinies, the Elder (Gaius Plinius Secundus) and the Younger (Gaius Plinius Caecilius Secundus), were Secundus , so the current title is dubious and needs to be changed. I'll rename the page to Pliny the Elder, just as on Wikipedia, ok? Thanks for your contributions to the si...

Hello Benjamin,

The edition files have already been removed from CPDL servers. The edition data will be withdrawn in due time. Thank you.

I know it's too late for Rebecca, but it may be useful to others: I found a business card by Anne from April 2014 with contact information that may be still valid:
e-mail: annenotation (at) yahoo (dot) ca
phone: 613 837-3757 (Ottawa area, Canada)

Hallo Christoph, Following CPDL conventions, the composer of the original melody would be dropped, but I wonder whether it is possible to add an entry field "Melody" below "Composer". I'd opt for adding some text to the Description: line, explaining that that setting was based on...

There is a scanned Novello edition at IMSLP which looks much better:

http://imslp.org/wiki/O_Come,_Let_Us_Si ... _Frideric)

(click on "Complete Score" to download it)

Regards,

Hi Barry, Indeed, there are lots of paraphrases currently labeled as "translations" on CPDL. There are also texts with literal and less-literal translations (but not to the point of being a paraphrase, I guess). I agree with you that maybe it's not worth to indicate these nuances via diffe...

Hello Thank you for informing us of this problem. The website that contains Abel Di Marco's works went through a layout change and the links from CPDL had not been updated. You should be able to find his Lux aeterna now, but be warned that this is a modern composition by Di Marco himself, not the wo...

Bcjohnston523 wrote:What do you think?

Way to go! The template seems to be working flawlessly.

Regards,

Bcjohnston523 wrote:May I get back to you if I need help?

Sure! I'll follow that page. If the need arises, just write on its associated discussion page and I'll reply there too.

The link was corrected, you can see the changes here.

Instead of letters, you may prefer to differentiate your Psalms by lyricist name: Psaml 1 (Watts) and Psalm 1 (Webber), for instance.

How do I get the info and files for CPDL#29428 to show up ONLY under "Shape Notes and Psalter" and CPDL#42618 to show up ONLY under "Christopher L. Webber hymns"? Can this be done without changing the title which shows up in the main CPDL listings as "Psalm 1 (Thurlow Weed)...

Hi Barry,

Automated lists are fine, but I'm OK with a couple of exceptions.

I've seen your draft of the Isaac Watts page and it looks very good. I think your idea is worth a try. Would you like to create the new template yourself, or would you prefer me to do it?

Hi Barry, I'm not sure I understood your proposal. Creation of TextAutoList was necessary because people didn't want to shift to TextSettingsList , which would make Text pages completely automated. So now, they are maintained by hand, and TextAutoList just helps us to know which works are left out o...