In desperate need of Shchedrin piece!!

[stefano]

Hey guys, does anyone have the sheet music to Shchedrin's A la Albeniz? Like the subject bar says, I need it desperately !!

Thanks guys,

- Stefano

[pianoplayjl]

In my understanding when a composer hasn't died yet their music is under copyright. CHeck your local music store if they have the sheet music. There is a link I found where you can buy it from:

https://www.musicforte.com/sheet_music/composer/RodionShchedrin/

If you can find the PDF, good on you. Otherwise, I'm sorry I can't be of much help.

JL

[ahinton]

In my understanding when a composer hasn't died yet their music is under copyright.

In many countries, copyright in a composer's work continues until the end of the 70th year following his death - and, 70 years ago, Shchedrin was not even ten years old!

The advice to check with you local music store is wise.

Best,

Alistair

[fftransform]

Ask youtube user fyrexianoff.  The most likely person to have it that I can think of.

If not, just buy it online.  That's going to be pretty hard to find.  I doubt an errant PDF will just be floating around somewhere.  Too obscure for a general channel, not contemporary (aesthetically) enough for those guys, either.  It's the sort of score you're just going to have to buy, 99% of the time.

[quantum]

If you wish to preview before you buy check a university library.  You could also make use of Inter Library Loan. 

[thalbergmad]

I doubt an errant PDF will just be floating around somewhere.  

Well there was. This was posted on a now defunct Russian website some years ago.

No doubt the owner is now shovelling salt in Siberia.

Thal

[retrouvailles]

Well there was. This was posted on a now defunct Russian website some years ago.

No doubt the owner is now shovelling salt in Siberia.

Thal

Talking about good ol' Adjan on piano.ru? Yeah, no one knows what happened to him.