Ernest Bloch- Piano Quintet Nos. 1 and/or 3

[john11inc]

Not sure where these lie in terms of copyright.  Couldn't locate on IMSLP, so figured I'd ask here.

[richard black]

I can't remember Bloch's dates but I'm pretty sure he survived into the 1950s at least, so he's most certainly in copyright in most countries.

[allthumbs]

I can't remember Bloch's dates but I'm pretty sure he survived into the 1950s at least, so he's most certainly in copyright in most countries.

Indeed, he passed away in 1959. I believe his works will fall into the public domain here in Canada next year.

[thalbergmad]

I think i have a hard copy of No. 1, but won't know for sure until i get the ladder out to get into me loft.

One of the few 20th century composers to grab my attention. The Concerto Symphonique is stunning.

Thal

[ahinton]

Indeed, he passed away in 1959. I believe his works will fall into the public domain here in Canada next year.

So it's still the 50-year rule in Canada, is it? 70 years applies in most places these days but Canada may be one of the exceptions for all I know...

Best,

Alistair

[ahinton]

One of the few 20th century composers to grab my attention. The Concerto Symphonique is stunning.

Isn't it just! Yet how often is it performed?(!)...

Best,

Alistair