Dear Musicadelsur, Are you the composer Néstor Guestrin, or do you have his written permission to post his work here? If not, the two items you uploaded here will be deleted very soon. Thanks, Carolus 22:31, 10 April 2009 (EDT) (IMSLP Copyright Admin)
I am the composer, Musicadelsur is Nestor Guestrin. Thanks.
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Hello Nestor. This is a composer who is known by lots of different names, including Pedro Ximénes Abril Tirado, Pedro Jiménez de Abril, Don Pedro Tirdao Ximenes de Abril, and Abril Tirado. There is a list of 'standardized names' for famous people, compiled by the Library of Congress in its name authority files [1], and used by libraries all over the world. They have looked at all the alternatives, and decided that this composer is most widely called "Pedro Tirado". That's the reason for the change. But by listing all the alternative names (including Pedro Ximenes Abril Tirado) on the composer's page as well, anyone searching for that name should be taken to the category for Pedro Tirado — P.davydov 01:20, 6 May 2009 (EDT)
Thanks for your note on my talk page. The Library of Congress say that the composer is called "Tirado, Pedro" in Diccionario de la música española e hispanoamericana, and that's why they use that form of his name. Although there's no article about him in Grove Online, he's mentioned in the entry on Peru as "Pedro Abril Tirado". Would you be happy to see him listed this way, i.e. as "Abril Tirado, Pedro"? Thanks for your help with this — P.davydov 13:27, 6 May 2009 (EDT)
Hi P.Davydov As you say, I think is better "Abril Tirado, Pedro" or "Pedro Abril Tirado" or "Abril Tirado, Pedro X." or "Pedro X. Abril Tirado". For my spanish (or southamerican) eyes this composer has a double last name "Abril Tirado". If not, I see as wrong. Mother and father were "Abril"! Nestor Guestrin
Hi! Thanks for your scores. Could you please write your name in the publisher field, and then the date which it was published (2010 on IMSLP). Thanks, BKhon 23:18, 22 September 2010 (UTC)
Thanks for your recent piece for flute/guitar or flute/viola/guitar. I am trying to tag it, and I notice that in the instrumentation field, you put flute/guitar, and further up there is a flute/viola/guitar version. I need to know if both were "original" or whether the flute/viola/guitar version was a later arrangement. This affects the tagging because the tag is supposed to only be the original instrumentation. You don't need to worry about whether the flute/viola/guitar version will come up in a search, because I would put an arrangements header on that version so that it appears in a search also. Thanks, Steltz
Hi Steltz, Lugares is originally for flute and guitar, was premiered at December 2008. There is a link to youtube (at discusion page)to the video record of this concert. Later I arranged it adding a viola part and modifying some of flute part, for my friends of Matiegka Trio. They played it for first time at May 2009. Then, I think it could be tagged as flute/guitar, and other version, flute/viola/guitar as an arrangement. Thanks for all! Nestor.
Dear Néstor,
Do you happen to know the date of first publication for this piece, or if it was published at all? Eitler's work is free in Canada and other countries with life-plus-50 terms, but he is not free in the EU, and possibly not free in the USA. For example, his work would be under copyright in Austria (where he was born) and in Brazil (where he ended up living) and in your country (Argentina), because all three employ a 70 p.m.a. copyright term. Thanks, Carolus 19:38, 12 May 2011 (UTC) (IMSLP Copyright Admin)
If there are copyrights legal problems, then is better delete this page (Eitler, Esteban). Thanks, Nestor (Musicadelsur)
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