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Vanhal Complete Works (1739-1813) (along with works by Gassmann, Ordoñez, Kölz, etc.) Live CDs, scores, and other items acquired during trips to European museums will be put up for sale gradually as we prepare for the editing. * Regarding software listings (sheet music, CDs, DVDs, books, etc.), returns are not accepted. (Except for cases of incorrect item delivery.) * For items listed for a long time, please inquire about availability before bidding! Some items have been listed for nearly 10 years. * Shipping will be suspended from 2026-02-28 to 03-12 due to a business trip to the Kansai region. The following are frequently asked questions: * Sheet Music Annotations: Pocket Score: Approximately 19\*15cm - Size that fits in the jacket or coat of Europeans (presumably for those over 175cm tall) (For study, research, and appreciation purposes; no performance rights) Study Score: B5 to A4 size (approximately 30\*21cm) - For study, research, and appreciation purposes; no performance rights ☆ Are fees included for works under copyright (less than 100 years after the composer's death in Europe)? e.g., Alban Berg: Wozzeck, Lulu, etc. - Is the performance count of Lulu (2-act version, 3-act completed version) also restricted by the composer's family? Large Score (Complete Works Edition, commonly for conductors): B4 size, etc. Generally for performance Hardcover: Cloth, leather, synthetic leather, vinyl, etc. Original editions from the first publisher and later additions by libraries or individuals. Additions in this thread will be noted. Reprint Editions: Simply reprints or optically copied first editions, reproduced at the original size, enlarged, or reduced by other publishers, such as Eulenburg, Kalmus pirate editions, and Dover editions. Like Ukiyo-e prints, reprints are difficult to see and read! Transfer Editions: In the early 20th century, publishers such as Schott, Fürstner, Breitkopf, Peters, and Universal Edition transferred their pocket scores to Eulenburg. (However, due to Eulenburg's bankruptcy at the end of the 20th century, they returned to Schott?) - Let's refrain from unauthorized copying of sheet music! Pirate Editions: Illegal publications without the publisher's permission? The American company Kalmus is famous. Dover was a pirate edition until the end of the 20th century, but since the 21st century, they have gradually obtained licenses and rentals through negotiations with publishers? As a result, they have to discontinue publications when a certain quantity is reached. * Shipping in June 2023 will be on Saturdays and Sundays only. (2023-06-01)

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Vanhal Complete Works (1739-1813) (along with works by Gassmann, Ordoñez, Kölz, etc.) Live CDs, scores, and other items acquired during trips to European museums will be put up for sale gradually as we prepare for the editing. * Regarding software listings (sheet music, CDs, DVDs, books, etc.), returns are not accepted. (Except for cases of incorrect item delivery.) * For items listed for a long time, please inquire about availability before bidding! Some items have been listed for nearly 10 years. * Shipping will be suspended from 2026-02-28 to 03-12 due to a business trip to the Kansai region. The following are frequently asked questions: * Sheet Music Annotations: Pocket Score: Approximately 19\*15cm - Size that fits in the jacket or coat of Europeans (presumably for those over 175cm tall) (For study, research, and appreciation purposes; no performance rights) Study Score: B5 to A4 size (approximately 30\*21cm) - For study, research, and appreciation purposes; no performance rights ☆ Are fees included for works under copyright (less than 100 years after the composer's death in Europe)? e.g., Alban Berg: Wozzeck, Lulu, etc. - Is the performance count of Lulu (2-act version, 3-act completed version) also restricted by the composer's family? Large Score (Complete Works Edition, commonly for conductors): B4 size, etc. Generally for performance Hardcover: Cloth, leather, synthetic leather, vinyl, etc. Original editions from the first publisher and later additions by libraries or individuals. Additions in this thread will be noted. Reprint Editions: Simply reprints or optically copied first editions, reproduced at the original size, enlarged, or reduced by other publishers, such as Eulenburg, Kalmus pirate editions, and Dover editions. Like Ukiyo-e prints, reprints are difficult to see and read! Transfer Editions: In the early 20th century, publishers such as Schott, Fürstner, Breitkopf, Peters, and Universal Edition transferred their pocket scores to Eulenburg. (However, due to Eulenburg's bankruptcy at the end of the 20th century, they returned to Schott?) - Let's refrain from unauthorized copying of sheet music! Pirate Editions: Illegal publications without the publisher's permission? The American company Kalmus is famous. Dover was a pirate edition until the end of the 20th century, but since the 21st century, they have gradually obtained licenses and rentals through negotiations with publishers? As a result, they have to discontinue publications when a certain quantity is reached. * Shipping in June 2023 will be on Saturdays and Sundays only. (2023-06-01)