Pianophilia

Hello,
the BSB put online an edition of One Scarlatti Sonata from Breitkopf.
http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db ... =7&seite=1
I did not knew this edition.
does somebody knows by any chance
when it was published?
the name of the editor?

Thanks,
JF

JeffL wrote:Hello,
the BSB put online an edition of One Scarlatti Sonata from Breitkopf.

Pardon me......... what is BSB ??

Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, i.e the Bavarian State Library

they produce a good quantity of scans of their scores and books, although not so generously as Sibley


e.g. http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db ... 75/images/

Hi all, I did a big reformatting of the Bavarian State Library volume of Scarlatti edited by Haslinger.

I just uploaded to imslp, it should be available within a day or so. Enjoy!

http://imslp.org/wiki/S%C3%A4mmtliche_W ... MSLP244865

Here are some Scarlatti edited by Bartok :

Volume 1 : http://depositfiles.com/files/3gsihrysx

Volume 2 : http://depositfiles.com/files/soix80n6j

Enjoy.

Hopefully this isn't a stupid question, but does one have to pay to download these files?

I won't answer the predicate in your question - but if you want a free download you just click "regular download" and wait for a 60 second countdown and fill in a captcha - that may be in a different order, but it's just a storage site like mediafire, etc. - the annoting thing is having to wait 15 minutes between downloads, but if you disable your internet connection for 30 seconds and then re-connect, the site thinks you are a new downloader - (if you have dynamic ip - which I'm sure you have !!)

regards,
tobyjj

There was a Sibley copy floating around since august 2010

Thank you Tobyjj and Caprotti.
I must admit that I prefer direct downloads to ones from storage sites, where possible.

Here is Book II. Not my scan.