That's a possibility, but I don't speak the language and it isn't entirely clear which edition I'm looking for in which library. If it's privately owned it could be a wild goose chase.
(It might, however, be worth asking Johannes Hinter-Holzer, a Vienna-based horn player who recently did a masterclass at Trinity and could possibly have a look. Hmm. Knew there was a reason I'd kept in touch... )
Also: I can't afford to make a trip to a foreign country every time I find a nice piece of music that ought to be out of copyright but isn't available because of money-grabbing on the part of publishers.
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Date: 2008-05-31 10:48 am (UTC)(It might, however, be worth asking Johannes Hinter-Holzer, a Vienna-based horn player who recently did a masterclass at Trinity and could possibly have a look. Hmm. Knew there was a reason I'd kept in touch... )
Also: I can't afford to make a trip to a foreign country every time I find a nice piece of music that ought to be out of copyright but isn't available because of money-grabbing on the part of publishers.