WLSCM is a service offered by the Society of Seventeenth-Century Music to its members and to the musical community at large. It presents new editions of seventeenth-century compositions that have remained unpublished or that are not available commercially. Access is free to the general public provided the Conditions for Users (see below) are observed. Submisssions are invited. For more information, see About WLSCM.

New!! We are pleased to announce two additions to our WLSCM series:
Antonio Biffi's Miserere––a grand choral work by the Maestro di capella of Venice's San Marco
commissioned for performance in Versailles, in an edition by Don Fader;
and a hitherto unpublished anthem by John Blow, Jesus seeing the multitudes, in an edition by Alan Howard.
See Nos. 15 and 16 of the WLSCM Catalogue.

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Several other editions are currently in preparation; some are listed in the catalogue. We are always interested in hearing about performances and other uses made of WLSCM editions (see contact information below).

CONDITIONS FOR USERS: Users may download editions, reproduce them for personal use, and perform them in non-profit settings, provided proper acknowledgement is given to both the editor and to the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music. Permission for performance in professional (for profit) settings must be negotiated directly between the performers or their agents and the editor. The editor remains the owner of all rights to the edition.Some works are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License.

(rev. October 30, 2009)