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Topic: Looking for a Finnish piano piece this time...  (Read 2410 times)

Offline musikalischer_wirbelwind_280

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Looking for a Finnish piano piece this time...
on: December 30, 2012, 05:29:06 AM
Heino Kaski's 'Yö meren rannalla' Op.34 No.1 to be more precise. They've got it on IMSLP but it's blocked ¬¬

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Re: Looking for a Finnish piano piece this time...
Reply #1 on: December 30, 2012, 06:37:59 AM
Heino Kaski's 'Yö meren rannalla' Op.34 No.1 to be more precise. They've got it on IMSLP but it's blocked ¬¬

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Musikalischer Wirbelwind

It must be blocked for a reason, right? Since I don't want to look like an a$$hole, blocking virtually all your requests: You have limited time to download this because I will remove the attachment later on. It is clearly copyright infringement for where you are located. Please tell me as soon as you've got it. And, please, do not make any such requests anymore. If it's blocked for free access, buy it. Thanks.

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Re: Looking for a Finnish piano piece this time...
Reply #2 on: December 30, 2012, 07:21:20 AM
Already got it, cheers, man. And don't think I'm completely unwilling to buy any scores, the problem is more than a few times, even if I want to buy the things, they're either too expensive or I just can't find them at the stores I know here, sometimes it can be damn hard to even order them because they may take months in getting here, and that's if you're lucky ::), and since I can't buy anything online, at least for now, well, I usually don't have much of a choice but to ask for them in sites like this one.

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Re: Looking for a Finnish piano piece this time...
Reply #3 on: December 30, 2012, 07:47:22 AM
the problem is [...]

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I understand your problems, but you should also understand that there are certain rules I did not make up myself. I'm actually a very kind person who is willing to share the last piece of food, the last drips of beverage with any hungry or thirsty passer-by, but going to jail because of sharing something I wasn't supposed to share is not something I dream about. ;)

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