A: Yes, absolutely. The works are public domain. You can perform them for profit without paying royalties.
While the music is free, IMSLP relies on donations. Furthermore, if you are in the European Union, ensure Lebrun has been deceased for 70+ years (he has been for 234 years), but be cautious of new editorial additions—those might be copyrighted separately. lebrun oboe concerto imslp
stand as some of the most virtuosic and expressive woodwind masterpieces of the Classical era. Navigating these works on the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP) provides musicians, musicologists, and historical performance enthusiasts with immediate access to public-domain scores, historical editions, and parts. A: Yes, absolutely
A: IMSLP rarely contains piano reductions for Lebrun. You will either need to create your own reduction from the full score or purchase a modern edition. While the music is free, IMSLP relies on donations