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Absolutely.

If you have ever tried to study the scores of Dmitri Shostakovich, you know it can get expensive fast. Between the massive symphonies, the string quartets, and the operas, buying the complete works from a publisher like Sikorski or DSCH will set you back a small fortune. shostakovich imslp

Always check the "Editor" field. Look for names like Pavel Lamm (the legendary Russian editor) or scanned DSCH Publishers files. Avoid "Anonymous" scans. The Verdict Is Shostakovich on IMSLP a replacement for buying the scores? No. If you are a professional conductor or a PhD student, buy the DSCH volumes. They are beautiful, accurate, and support the Shostakovich family estate. Absolutely

Enter (the Petrucci Music Library).

For the uninitiated, IMSLP is the Wikipedia of classical sheet music—a massive, crowd-sourced library of public domain scores. But here is the catch: Always check the "Editor" field

Go check out the Op. 87 Preludes and Fugues (where available) or the early Fantastic Dances . Just remember to check your local copyright laws before hitting that download button.