How to remove music?

[lahgbr]

Hallo.
Unfortunately I now need to remove the pieces of mine that have been on here for a few years, as I have signed an exclusive publishing deal and none of my work is in the public domain any longer. How do I do this? I have no idea!

[carlos]

Please inform your editor name at CPDL. Also, if you have an account there it would be good if you could repeat this request in your own user talk page as an extra guarantee for us that the person asking is the same one who edited the works.

[lahgbr]

Oh right - thanks for that. The problem is it's so long since I put the pieces on I've forgotten how I did it! I had to make a new user ID to post on this board anyway; I'm not sure if they even existed when I originally put the pieces on! Anyway I will try to work out how to follow your instructions.

[lahgbr]

Sorry to be incompetent, but I can't find my own user talk page! Where is it, please?

[lahgbr]

Oh - sorry - I should have mentioned my actual name is Laurence Hughes, and that is the name the scores are under. If you need to check my identity, I can put you in touch with my publisher.

[carlos]

Sorry to be incompetent, but I can't find my own user talk page! Where is it, please?

If you contributed long ago, before CPDL was a Wiki, then you probably don't have a user page.

Oh - sorry - I should have mentioned my actual name is Laurence Hughes, and that is the name the scores are under.

Oh yes, that's what I needed to know, thanks!

[carlos]

Ok, you've asked that the following work pages be deleted, together with your composer page:

• Even-Song
• Rise Up Shepherds and Follow!
• Two Partsongs for Upper Voices
  • Bagpipe Music
  • Weathers

I'll consult the other admins to check if I'm missing any step and then will delete the pages as requested.

[lahgbr]

Thank you for your assistance in this matter, Carlos.
It's a pity I had to take the scores off, but from my point of view it's positive, as they are due to be published and I may perhaps earn some money from them!

It was interesting having them on here, anyway, so cheers,

Laurence Hughes