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I would like to make some edits on one of the Brahms solo piano works. Does anyone know if there is a resource that has these works already entered into Finale files? Alternatively, Is there a service where you can order such a file? Or perhaps someone here would do it for a small fee? I tried to enter it as a midi file but there were a million mistakes. 

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Wow, did I stump everyone? 

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No, not stumped. As far as I know, there is no such resource.

Send me the score at wawoodman at aol dot com, and I’ll give you a price for doing it.

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This is not MuseScore whose business model appears to be a) give the app away b) encourage everyone to upload their work with no compensation c) charge for the privilege of downloading this content that was acquired at no cost.

 

As there are serious copyright issues involved, I just say No.

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As a published composer I am a strong supporter of copyrights. I am talking about a piece from the 1800's. I am not uploading it to any type of service, just looking for a way out of having to enter the piece note for note into Finale. I recently did do that with another classical piece in public domain. It took me a very long time and I still made many mistakes despite checking it over several times. So I figured there might be a resource that already has some public domain pieces in Finale, or perhaps there was an expert willing to do it who could do it much quicker and more precisely. No harm meant. 

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Alguno de vosotros puede decirme si es posible abrir archivos pdf en Finale para poder editar después como archivo .musx?

Gracias

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As far as I know IMSLP doesn't have Finale files. It is a great resource for pubic domain PDFs and recordings. 

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… As far as I know IMSLP doesn't have Finale files. It is a great resource for pubic domain PDFs and recordings …

 

True, but it is not only scannings of old editions.

Some of the scores have also been typeset, and exported as PDF.

With the program PDFtoMusic Pro you can convert the PDF “back” to a MusicXML file - and then import that MusicXML into Finale.

This method is less error prone than using a Music OCR program.

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But this will only be true if "the scores have also been typeset, and exported as PDF." If they were a scan, it won't work.

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Gracias Peter, He hecho tal como ha escrito y logró por fin lo que buscaba.

Descargado el PDFtoMusic. Abrió la partitura que tenia en pdf, una vez convertida la guardado como xml y abrió el sin ningún problema en Final para poder editarla.

Gracias por vuestra ayuda

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