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To offer volumes of the Complete Edition at prices which place them within the financial
reach of all who might wish to purchase them, we are dependent on sponsorship to cover a
proportion of their production costs. If, whether as an individual or a company, you are willing
to contribute towards the production costs of the Edition, we offer a variety of options through
which you can do so:
Direct sponsorship of a volume
If you are willing to donate a minimum of £1,000 towards the publication of a specific
volume of the Edition, you can ask for your name to appear on the reverse title page as a sponsor
of that volume. A donation of £12,000 will entitle you to appear as the sole sponsor of the
volume, and allow you to choose the form of words through which your generosity will be
recorded.
Support for a dedication
Certain volumes will be dedicated to an individual who has a particular association with the
music which appears in that volume. For such volumes, we invite donations towards the
dedication of the volume. Those donating above a certain amount may, if they wish, have their
generosity and support for the dedicatee recorded below the dedication on the reverse title page.
General support for the Complete Edition
Any donation, however small, will help towards our dual aims of publishing the full Edition
and making it available to as wide a readership as possible. And if you are a British taxpayer, we
will ask you to complete a Gift Aid form that will allow us to recover the income tax you will
have paid on your donation. All donors will receive a bookplate recording their contribution
towards publication of the Edition; and if you donate £500 or more, you will receive a
specifically worded bookplate for each volume you subsequently purchase.
If you wish to contribute towards the publication costs of a specific volume or of the Edition
in general, please complete and return the on-line form,
ticking the appropriate box; or print out and complete the postal
subscription form and send it to the address shown on the form.
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