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...ected by copyright and can be freely used for any purpose. Which works are in the public domain varies from country to country. This page explains (in general terms) which items are in the public domain in certain countries. Please note that this informational guide does not cover

...in B Minor and Other Works for Piano''<br>{{P|Dover Publications||Mineola||1989||}} |Year of First Publication=1849

|Misc. Notes=Recorded 2015 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University (Peter Hill, sound engineer) ...i version as well), original page and bordersize. Title pages can be found in [[Grande Valse Brillante, Op.18 (Chopin, Frederic)|Grande Valse Brillante,

...er) though not of Op.69 No.2 (first published by Wildt of Cracow in 1852); first appearance, also, of the two together. ....org/wiki/Jagiellonian_Library Jagiellonian Library] in Krakow. It differs in many details from the current version.

|Misc. Notes=Recorded June 2017 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University (Peter Hill, sound engineer) ...om dust and dirt pixels manually by the uploader. Title pages can be found in ''[[Ballade No.1, S.170 (Liszt, Franz)|Ballade No.1]]'', S.170

...ding was already over 50 years old at the time of first publication, it is in the public domain. |Misc. Notes=Contains the complete autograph fragment in Mozart's handwriting (combined from the Ablieferungspartitur and the Arbeit

|Editor={{LinkEd|Leonid|Roizman|1916|1989}} |Misc. Notes=Please tell for any mistakes, first upload.

|Misc. Notes=Recorded 2015 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University.<br>(Peter Hill, sound engineer) |File Description 1=In fernem Land

====In signatory countries==== ...is in the public domain in the country of origin, it is also public domain in any signatory country to the Berne convention that has formally opted to ap

...Ludwig Van Beethoven (Opp. 19-22; 39-42). Kühnel continued publishing new works, adding those of composers, Daniel Gottlob Türk, Tomasek, and Louis Spohr, ...855), who published many works of J. S. Bach after the revival of interest in his work with the assistance of Carl Czerny, Siegfried Dehn, F. C. Griepenk

...ose of {{LinkName|Hugo|Wolf}}. Thanks to the war and chaos in its wake the first complete editions for both composers were left incomplete. ...ons, the publishing program includes musicological literature specializing in Bruckner and Wolf, including a complete edition of the letters of Wolf alon

|Alternative Title=Antonín Dvořák: Collected Works |Year of First Publication=1954-1961 – Prague: [[Editio Supraphon|Státní nakladatelstv

|Misc. Notes=Entr'acte in the hand of Guiraud. |Arranger={{LinkArr|Bram|Faber|1989|}}

...={{Aerstore|P|Il_Trovatore_in_Full_Score/9780486279152-2778|''Il Trovatore in Full Score''}}<br>{{P|Dover Publications||Mineola||1994}} |Misc. Notes=dated in preface.

|Misc. Notes=Recorded November 22, 1958 in Chicago. |Misc. Notes=The overture was published by Ricordi, whilst the uploader believes the rest of the opera to be by a F

|Reprint={{P|Dover Publications||Mineola||1989}} |Reprint={{Aerstore|903310-2778|''Five Great Overtures in Full Score''|(pp.133-54)}}<br>{{P|Dover Publications||Mineola||1999}}

...'s piano works (around 1901) with a new editorial claim by Eduard Beninger in around 1928 (which is why there is still the early plate number).'' |File Description 1=No.5 in {{K|F}} (2nd version)

...eduction. One copy @ Bibliothèque musicale de Touraine, another at FLP.) (published 1891) *Rapsodie hongroise no.6, Op.121 (published 1903)

...zsektor''' (Госиздат Музсектор) in 1922, and '''Muzgiz''' in 1930. From 1964 to 2006 it was known as '''Muzyka''' (Музыка). ...l the 1930s, the State enterprise frequently reprinted items that had been first issued by Russian publishers [[P. Jurgenson|Jurgenson]], [[M.P. Belaieff|Be

|Reprint=''Mephisto Waltz and Other Works for Solo Piano''<br>{{P|Dover Publications||Mineola||1994||}} |Editor={{LinkEd|Tuomas|Palojärvi|1989|}}

...tl|0486261727|''Aida in Full Score''}}<br>{{P|Dover Publications||Mineola||1989||}} |Misc. Notes=In order to purchase the parts please contact [mailto:Jawher-Matmati@hotmail.f

...008/index.html|Hofmeister Monatsbericht}}, Fuld, or similar sources. Dates in italics are estimates. |{{hs|00}}598 || {{LinkCompS|Giovanni Battista|Viotti}} || 12 Violin Duos - first issue || || ''1807'' ||

|en = Established in Paris in 1841. Absorbed publishers: *[[Bornemann]], 1989 (Franck, Langlais organ works)

|Misc. Notes=This score is heavily marked in places, I have cleaned what I can. |Misc. Notes=This score is heavily marked in places, I have cleaned what I can.

...ethodist Church in Saint Charles, IL. Based in the Chicago area, Dr. Serna works to bring the early western string instrument family known as the viola da g ...ents of several pieces are split among different "Lectionen" - see listing in the Index<br>500 dpi greyscale scans, deskewed and cropped to consistent si

Works are for Piano unless otherwise stated. ==Works with Opus number==

|Misc. Notes=Published as ''O Sertanejo Enamorado'', with lyrics by {{LinkLib|Catullo da Paixão|C |Editor={{LinkEd|Jonathan|Franco Rocha|1989|}}

...animents with and without the metronome clicks for all of Mahler’s vocal works are available on {{plain|https://www.uli-schauerte.de/mahler-minus-you-engl |Misc. Notes=Individual songs are ordered in performance order.

|Editor={{LinkEd|Vladimir|Belov}} (1906-1989) |Year of First Publication=1847

== Works with Opus number == *'''Op.1''' - {{LinkWorkN|Violin Sonata No.1|Op.1|Thuille|Ludwig|0}} in D minor

|Editor={{LinkEd|Kurt|Walther|1907|1989}} |Amazon={{AmazonLinks|0757992390|in Two Sonatas (reprint)}}

|Year of First Publication=1894 ...et and piano version also. Possibly published earlier than 1894 (something in Google hints at 1889, but I can't seem to access the original document :( )

Because the two main IMSLP servers are physically hosted in Canada (one at Montreal and the other at Toronto), IMSLP follows '''Canadia ... in the public domain in its native country (i.e. the country in which the first publication occurred) when either treaty was signed.<br>

|Reissue=Remastered and reissued on CD: {{RC||EMI||1985/1989}} |File Description 28=In uttering a reprobation to any British tar

...regados do Comercio of Rio de Janeiro, where a large number of Villa-Lobos works were premiered.''<br> ''All opus numbers were those given on the premiere programme, or in some cases by the publisher.''<br>

|Misc. Notes=[*] French text (probably the Duprez translation) inserted in red ink. |Reprint={{Aerstore|P|Rigoletto_in_Full_Score/9780486269658-2778|''Rigoletto in Full Score''}}<br>{{P|Dover Publications||Mineola||1992||}}

*{{LinkEd|Karl|Geiringer}} (1899-1989) ! Works

|Editor={{LinkEd|Jeffrey R.|Imgrund|1989|}} # in {{K|Bb}}

|Misc. Notes=organ in the Cloister Church of Grussau |Publisher Information=Carl Smith, 1989.

...eopold deleted (fingering in italic derives from the sources - see preface in [[Grande Valse Brillante, Op.18 (Chopin, Frederic)|Grande Valse Brillante, |Arranger={{LinkArr|Patricio|Marty|1989|}}

...isted as "lost"), with composition and premiere dates, may be found in the first appendix (pp.475-484) to Beaumont's 2000 biography ''Zemlinsky''. ===Works with Opus number===

...ompositions of Amilcare Ponchielli was edited by Licia Sirch and published in the volume: Fondazione Claudio Monteverdi, Cremona, 1989

*Dirksen, Pieter, “Bach’s Violin Concerto in G Minor,” Bach Perspectives 7, University of Illinois Press, 2008 These references are now properly cited in the preface and editorial note. (3 Jan 2020, Jun_T)<br />

|Editor={{LinkEd|Karl|Geiringer|1899|1989}} |First Performance=

...ay||1989}}<br>{{HindemithComplete|VII,5 (PHA 705):<br>Chorwerke a cappella|1989|45640|191-197}} .... Notes=600 dpi. Part of the "Liederbuch für mehrere Singstimmen" series, First issue.

* Prelude and Fugue in F-sharp minor, Op.41 (Augener, ca.1888) * Piano Concerto, Op.31 in E-flat major

== Works That Are Protected == ...ection under copyright law: the work must be original and the work must be in tangible form. According to [http://www.copyright.gov/title17/92chap1.html#

...in Litteratur (Heim, Ernst)|Heim's ''Violin Repertoire Guide'']] published in 1900. As a guide, Heim’s classification is as follows: ... as follows: (H1) means Heim level 1, and (H2) means Heim level 2. Items in Heim’s list at grade 3 to 5 have been omitted.<br>

|Editor={{LinkEd|Ingmar|Bengtsson|1920|1989}}<br>{{LinkEd|Lars|Frydén|1927|2001}} # Assaggio in A major, BeRI 301

...copyright laws''' because the two main IMSLP servers are physically hosted in Canada. ...nless the work was already public domain in the country where it was first published when either treaty was signed.