Pianophilia

Alfor, It is possible that this was not on PP but on another sharing group. I am thus sure that your posts are appreciated by those who have not yet received them through other channels.

Personally, I don't have any problems downloading from Kulsco,
but the site isn't very easy to navigate. The homepage has an
interesting paragraph about illicit sites for score downloads.
I'm now trying to work out which those are.

alfor wrote:

Caprotti wrote:We made a complete Kulsco hunt at least 3 years ago ...

Why then can't I find any Kulsco link on PP??
If still there it has obviously been overlooked by longtime members
like fleubis and many others!!!

Yes, I am unaware of Kulsco. But then again, I tend to unpack collection and store scores under individual composers. I greatly appreciate scores being posted here on Pianophilia as many of these sites present problems beyond language issues--like Internet speed--a problem with which I deal with daily.

P.S. Would you like to notify me, whether you succeeded in locating and downloading
the above-mentioned scores from http://digital.case.edu/advanced (kulsco)?

Thank you!

Dear Alfor,

I've had success in downloading many scores from Kulsco in the past. Is the score you need the Schirmer ed. Bach-Liszt Gm? If so, it is attached. Let me know any and all that are of interest and I will be be happy to post them.

Alles Gute,

Frank

fhimpsl wrote:Dear Alfor,

I've had success in downloading many scores from Kulsco in the past. Is the score you need the Schirmer ed. Bach-Liszt Gm? If so, it is attached. Let me know any and all that are of interest and I will be be happy to post them.

Alles Gute,

Frank

Dear Frank,

this is a misunderstanding! I myself posted the Bach-Liszt in this thread Thu Jul 02, 2015 6:14 pm !!

I was just curious about how many pianophilians would invest the time and labour to downlad (and rename) the scores in question from the original source!!!

All best

Alfred

alfor wrote:
I was just curious about how many pianophilians would invest the time and labour to downlad (and rename) the scores in question from the original source!!!

Alfred

There are quite a number of us who do that. It doesn't require all that much time,
except where page-by-page downloading is the only option. Renaming of files
is a very quick task.

There's a nice piano arrangement of Bach's Organ Fantasie BWV 572 here:-

http://gryaznoff.com/en/scores/t-piano-solo

Egon Petri's transcription of Sheep May Safely Graze from BWV 208. (nms)

A most excellent transcription. Thanks for posting it, Jim.