Thanks to John Mamoun, for the note, for his work:

   I read your article "Free, a library at your fingertips" on
   www.sfcv.org.  I am the guy who digitized the music e-texts of Ives
   and Beethoven mentioned in the article.  The link lvbma10.txt should
   be lvbma11.txt, since version 11 is a more corrected version of the
   Beethoven book.  [The reference is to http://promo.net/pg/]
   Also, on the Gutenberg site, one can download 1,000 pages of letters
   of Franz Liszt, in English translation; I digitized this 2-volume
   set.  There will soon be a Haydn biography.  Krehbiel's Second Book
   of Opera also exists, which someone else digitized.  It is also
   possible to obtain a library of free public domain sheet music at my
   website, The Sheet Music Archive,

   http://www.sheetmusicarchive.net

   Mostly this is piano classical music, but some other types
   of scores exist.

   --John Mamoun

Janos Gereben/SF
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