User:Massenetique

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en	This user speaks English at a native level.

fr	Cet utilisateur parle français.

es	Este usuario habla Español.

de	Dieser Benutzer spricht Deutsch.

it	Questo utente parla italiano.

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bar-4

This user is a professional baritone.

com-3

This user is an advanced composer.

The IMSLP Star is hereby bestowed upon you for your wonderful work with Massenet!

This user is a Librarian.

This user is a Copyright Reviewer.

This user is a Sysop.

This user enjoys music by Jules Massenet.

This user enjoys music by Léo Delibes.

This user enjoys music by Maurice Ravel.

This user enjoys music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

This user enjoys music by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy.

This user enjoys music by Johann Sebastian Bach.

This user enjoys music by Georges Bizet.

This user enjoys music by Franz Schubert.

The Claude Debussy Award for outstanding contributions of French Music is hereby presented to you for your fabulous Massenet scans!

The Hiram Sibley Award for uploading scores from other web sources is presented to you for the opera vocal scores!

This user uses Finale.

Hi, I'm Massenetique. I'm an opera singer, composer and graduate student living in California. As you may have infered, my name is derived from that of composer Jules Massenet (1842-1912), whose works make up the majority of my contributions. Most of the scores I am scanning and submitting are borrowed from the UC Berkeley and UC Davis libraries, the former of which has some marvelous rare scores in its collection. If you have any requests please feel free to leave a comment on my talk page. I am happy to share music across the world, as I know I have appreciated the contributions of others!

Update: Just completed uploading hundreds of French opera vocal scores from the University of Toronto by way of archive.org. To see what is available, enter "Massenetique Toronto" (without quotes) in the general search box. Cheers! Massenetique 18:05, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

Update 2011: I am still working on mirroring scores from archive.org (mainly from Univ. North Carolina), as well as slogging through the very difficult-to-search-for-non-Russian-speakers Russian State Library archive. Also slowly (very slowly) filling in the gaps in our collection of French opera vocal scores, scanning items from Univ. of California libraries! Massenetique _{talk email} 09:59, 4 September 2011 (UTC)