Downloading scores

[ramseytheii]

Now that gf index is gone, and IMSLP is in limbo, where is a good source for lots of scores?  Today for instance I was looking for a perfectly public domain score, Liszt's Gnomenreigen.  Here you have to pay for a gold to download it.  The index used to have a collection of links where, if it wasn't on gf, I could find it somewhere on those links.  Now I don't know where to look for a centralized collection of links or scores.  Any tips?>  You can also pm me.

Thanks,
Walter Ramsey

[dnephi]

[link removed by admin]
https://www.piano.ru/library-e.html
https://www.allpianoscores.com/

[retrouvailles]

Now that gf index is gone

You can still request stuff in the sheets thread and get what you need if someone fulfills the request.

[ramseytheii]

That's true but I am looking for stable sources where if I need a score, I can go find it posted!

Thanks for the links above.  Someone should start a page, just with links on it as a centralized thing.

Walter Ramsey

[remy]

Walter,

The Henselt Library of Nineteenth-Century Piano Music at European-American University has a wonderful collection of rare scores:

https://www.henseltlibrary.org/sources.html

Most of these scores were originally posted at gamingforce and pianophilia, but are now deleted from both sites.

I also recommend going to https://www.pianophilia.com/pun/ regularly.

IMSLP will be back in operation on July 1, 2008, with their complete score collection intact.


remy

[rachfan]

I agree with remy.  There are many knowledgeable and helpful people at Pianophilia.  Just a few days ago one of the members there provided the "Three Poems" of Frank Bridge to me in PDF.  You can often locate some really hard-to-find scores there.