Choral Public Domain Library

Maggie, Adding a new work was a three-step operation. The automatic one is the third, so you have only two steps left: 1. Using addwork form and uploading files like you did 2. Cut and paste what you showed us just above on THE NEW WORK PAGE you create yourself. My way to do that was going to anothe...

Hi, Maggie, What is marvelous with SortWorks is that you don't have anything to do anymore. When a work page is created, it appears automatically on the composer page, sorted alphabetically. It's magic! And if you change some day the title, also act only once, not twice. That avoid that users have t...

One hour after, site is accessible but no activity can be seen on the 'recent changes' page.

Its Ok now. Duration od the deny-of-service about one hour between 3 and 4 PM.

But the little book with the audio CD or the DVD is under the same ISBN.
The paper model isn't the only one on the Internet.
Should we get a CPDL number for each file?

What do I see since a few minutes? Only white pages. ??

Consider that an edition is generally a group of three files: score, sound and source files. Each edition deserves a CPDL number. A CPDL number must be delivered by filling an AddWork form. When a work has several 'movements', it receives several CPDL numbers (the editor must fill an AddWork form fo...

I didn't found a "partially edited" category, so I used the 'Pending' one. Feel free to modify 'Additional notes' to let us know if completion is really pending or not. Thanks.

Year 2015, no?

Thank you for informing us about the problem.
I've modified the line of Cantata 61 on Bach's list of choral works subsequently.
Let us know if it isn't what you expected.
Claude.

Thanks, Chuck.
I'll follow that rule:

15.7 When opus and number are part of a title, they are abbreviated and capitalized.
Op. 15, No. 3

changing 'opus' into 'Opus',
abbreviating 'Opus' to 'Op. in titles,
putting a dot when there is none after 'Op' and 'No'.

I achieved a cycle of restoring space between 'Op. and the opus number, like 'Op. 1' in lieu of 'Op.1' (without space inbetween).

Now I'm willing to replace 'Op.' by 'op.'. No need to keep upper case for first letter of the word, isn't it?
What do you think?

I'm sorry having to understand today that "number" has both meanings in English: "CPDL number": one for each edition and "edition number" as an answer to "How many new editions today?". So, "How many new editions this year?" is more meanful than &quo...

That's right, Max. I've corrected score info.

A recent re-edition of an old piano-and-vocal score shows an email address:
[url]mailto://editions.choudens@wanadoo.fr[/url]
worth a try.