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...of the person posting it. I recommend that you put your name in either the editor or scanner fields when uploading a score that you've typeset. That way, I'l ...w typesets, it's always a very good idea to include the your typesetter or editor credit due to the fact that we have to be somewhat careful about these due

...of GATT/TRIPs. For the USA, all works - whether the composer, arranger, or editor died in ancient times or lived until quite recently (like Irving Berlin) - * Urtext Editors = publication+30, regardless of whether the editor is living or dead. (Except Italy, where it's publication+20, Germany - incl

... translates as anything 1981 and before being PD regardless of whether the editor is alive or dead. The other wild card here is the Hungarian copyright law, ...in Zurich published the Decameron, op.69 by Karg-Elert in 1924. Though the editor clearly says that the new edition is a reprint of the 1924 ed., two copyrig

{{Spill|16545|1}} Efrem Zimbalist (1889-1985), editor {{Spill|16764|1}} William Henley (1874-1957), editor

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! Editor/Arranger ...5/6 || {{CSW|Béla|Kéler|Lustspiel-Ouverture, Op.73}} || violin, piano || Lechner ||