User:Pml

Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library

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The IMSLP star is hereby presented to you as a sign of gratitude for your wonderful typesets like the Mozart :-P
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August 2009

More concerts and extra rehearsals are limiting my time here. I'm spending a little time on the early music pages (Monteverdi, Gesualdo, etc.) and doing various non-IMSLP projects.

Background and interests

I am an amateur/semi-pro musician based in Melbourne, Australia. Although I was always interested in music from an early age, just as a listener, in my teens I began transcribing music (though I didn’t realise at the time that that was what I was doing) and then took up singing when I reached university with the Tasmania University Musical Society thanks to the lure of performing in Beethoven’s Choral Symphony. I mainly sing tenor or counter-tenor, and have performed a wide variety of repertoire with a number of choirs around Australia. From time to time I've conducted choirs and orchestras, composed, and on several occasions (unwillingly) played as a repetiteur, despite not being a pianist!

My interests range across many centuries of Western art music, from the notational complexities of Guillaume Dufay, to modern composers such as Ligeti and Carl Vine. As a musicologist I’m particularly interested in notations pre-dating the modern era and how composer’s manuscripts are used (or often abused) by secondary sources. I am especially knowledgeable in the music of Hector Berlioz and the English symphonist Havergal Brian, and I have edited the latter’s Symphony No. 7 in C (1948) for publication by United Music Publishing Ltd. I’ve edited over 120 works for Choral Public Domain Library (CPDL), many in full score and parts, and I intend to eventually have public domain editions of Berlioz’s Te Deum and Requiem available for download as full scores, vocal scores, and instrumental parts; the vocal scores probably from CPDL, the full scores and parts hosted here at IMSLP. I’m intending to upload a couple of my own orchestral and instrumental compositions before the end of the year, besides some of my orchestral transcriptions.

Other of my ongoing projects include performing editions of Mozart’s Great Mass in C supplemented by suitable movements from two other Mozart masses; Monteverdi’s Mass and Vespers of 1610; and Brumel’s 12 voice Missa Et ecce terræ motus.

Philip Matthew Legge

Coincidence

My initials also stand “Petrucci Music Library”, which is a complete coincidence... I think!

Compositions

IMSLP #24878: Kubla Khan, Op.1 (full score)
IMSLP #24872: Fanfare for the Orchestral Brass, Op.5 (full score and parts)
IMSLP #32087: Ite missa est, Op.6 (full and vocal scores, and parts)
Several other short choral pieces are available at CPDL.

Contributions

Copyright Review

Team member. If you have any specific questions relating to a copyright review, please use my talk page. Once you are there, select the  +  symbol at the top of the page, which adds a new section.

Projects

Neue Mozart-Ausgabe Project

Team leader, organisation of the project to aquire the public domain portion of the New Mozart Edition, also known as the NMA.

Status: 87 of the 115 volumes of music are partially in the public domain, under European Union copyright laws, and are thus suitable for inclusion at IMSLP. This consists of the strictly musical portions of the volumes, and does not extend to the editorial prefaces, or the critical reports (Kritischer Berichten). We are still looking for volunteers to download certain volumes from Serie II (Theatre music, e.g. the operas), VIII (Chamber music), and IX (Piano music), in preparation only. Please click on the big bold heading to visit the project page.

I have yet to write the style guide, since there are several matters which need to be negotiated with the Internationalen Stiftung Mozarteum Salzburg (and probably Bärenreiter-Verlag as well).

Side-project: re-organisation of the complete works list. This is a (for the moment, personal) project to clarify exactly what works are held over at DME, as opposed to here, which is mainly the old Breitkopf & Härtel edition, also known as the AMA.

Hector Berlioz

Principal pages: Holoman catalogue / NBE / OBE

Current works pages, H: 7 23 33 (excerpts) 36 48 54 56 60 68 75 76 79 80 81 92 95 97 101 103 110 111 114 117 118 119 120 130 133 138 141 143 Treatise
Works in my possession to be scanned, H: 9 16 33 (remainder) 39 42 45 46 47 65 67 69 70 74 104 107
Works pages for scores to be negotiated, H: 22 26 35 53 55 88 90 98–100

N.B. Do not, under any circumstances, fix any red links above! They are for my reference, when I move pages around...
Any Berliozian worth his salt will know which works are which, from the chronological ordering of the Holoman catalogue! Otherwise, hover over the link. :)

Other

Sysop

Team member

Special pages
Recent changes
Deletion log
Move log
Block log
Block IP
IP block list
Recently uploaded files

Templates

Several useful templates I’ve either designed, refined, or purloined (from Wikipedia or elsewhere).

TemplateNotes
Template:CR cheat sheet (Talk · History)Used on page above for showing details of the CR tagger. Was more useful when the tagger had gone bung.
Template:Hs (Talk · History)Hides a span of text. Useful in making sortable tables.
Template:Nw (Talk · History)Puts <nowiki> tags around arbitrary text. Nice idea, but doesn't work in practice, as the tags apply to variable substitution. I'll change this template to something different that does something useful.
Template:LinkComp (Talk · History)Makes a link to a composer’s category page, while rendering the composer’s name in the correct linguistic order, i.e. not Surname(s), Forename(s). Useful for names of composers appearing as arrangers/editors in work fields.
Template:LinkCompS (Talk · History)Same as LinkComp, except that only the surname is displayed. Useful for lists.
Template:NoComp (Talk · History)Links to a page for a musical composition, but suppresses the name of the composer. Useful for lists.
Template:P (Talk · History)Provides links to a Mediawiki page, discussion page, and the page history. Refer to the left hand column for the output of {{P|Template|P}} !
Usage example: {{P| Mediawiki pagespace | page title}}
Template:U (Talk · History)Provides links to a user’s personal page, discussion page, and list of wiki contributions. This template could be rewritten as a special case of the above template (with the first variable set to “User”).
Template:Bärenreiter-Urtext (Talk · History)Modification of the Urtext template, specifically for publications by Bärenreiter.
Template:BerliozComplete (Talk · History)Format for scores from the Old Berlioz Edition.
Template:NewBerliozEdition (Talk · History)Format for scores from the New Berlioz Edition (NBE). Usage example: {{NewBerliozEdition | volume no. | BA plate no. | year issued}}
Template:MozartNMA (Talk · History)Format for scores from the Neue Mozart-Ausgabe (NMA). Automatically includes the Urtext template.
Usage example: {{MozartNMA | Series no. | Workgroup no. | Subgroup no. | Description | BA plate no. | year issued}}
Template:CClef (Talk · History)Displays a C clef. Unfortunately reliant on Unicode, which is not well supported.
Template:FClef (Talk · History)Displays a F clef. Unfortunately reliant on Unicode, which is not well supported.
Template:GClef (Talk · History)Displays a G clef. Unfortunately reliant on Unicode, which is not well supported.
Template:Flat2 (Talk · History)Displays a double flat. Unfortunately reliant on Unicode, which is not well supported.
Template:Sharp2 (Talk · History)Displays a double sharp. Unfortunately reliant on Unicode, which is not well supported.
Template:CopyVio (Talk · History)Displays a standard copyright notice. Usage example: {{CopyVio | composer name | reason}}
Template:Manup (Talk · History)Notice for manually updated pages (also adds the page to a category of such pages).
Template:CC (Talk · History)Links to any given Creative Commons licence, using the category (by, by-sa, etc), version (2.5, 3.0), and jurisdictions as optional parameters. The jurisdictional parameter uses the two letter ISO 3166 encoding.
Template:ISO 3166 (Talk · History)Experimental template, displays country name corresponding to the ISO 3166 code, e.g. {{ISO 3166|AU}} displays: Australia
Would be used in a more ambitious template (yet to be designed) that produces an image of a country's flag, e.g. {{Flag|AU}}.
Template:User cnd-1 (Talk · History)
Template:User cnd-2 (Talk · History)
Template:User cnd-3 (Talk · History)
Template:User cnd-4 (Talk · History)		User instrument templates for novice, intermediate, advanced, and professional conductors. Usage example: paste {{Instr|cnd-3}} into your user page.
Navboxes! (many created by me)
ComposersConcertosMassesOperasSonatasString quartetsSymphoniesOther
JS Bach 25 concertos5 masses 220 cantatas
Beethoven 7 concertos2 masses1 opera32 piano sonatas
17 violin and other sonatas		16 quartets9 symphonies
Bruckner 3 masses 9 symphonies
Dvořák 2 masses11 operas 12 quartets9 symphonies
Haydn concertos14 masses13 operas41 piano sonatas68 quartets107 symphonies
Mahler 10 symphonies
Mozart 40 concertos
23 piano concertos		17 masses17 operas19 piano sonatas
26 violin sonatas
11 piano trio sonatas		23 quartets50+ symphonies39 divertimenti
Nielsen 6 symphonies
Schubert 7 masses7 operas18 piano sonatas14 quartets11 symphonies
Sibelius 8 symphonies
Tchaikovsky 4 concertos 11 operas 7 symphonies
Vaughan Williams 5 concertos1 mass5 operas 2 quartets9 symphonies
Wagner 13 operas 1 symphony
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