Medtner's Sonata in F minor

So, some time last year I was fiddling with doing some Medtner transcribing, specifically of his first Sonata. I was looking into what a particular instruction was on the score I was referencing ("pieno vose"), which led me to discovering a dissertation from 2018 detailing a manuscript edited by Medtner with several changes not included in other published versions (which also remarked that the "pieno vose" was a typo for "pieno voce", hence my search result). So, I decided to actually transcribe the entire Sonata, including all the changes mentioned in his dissertation.

It took almost an entire year, but I think this is acceptable enough for releasing, and the audio sounds quite nice. A bit annoyed at some of the things Musescore currently can't do (small arpeggios, lines connecting semiquavers spanning over line breaks, etc.), but managed sufficient workarounds.

https://musescore.com/luubluum/sonata-in-f-minor-opus-5

Or at least, that would be the link, except musescore.com can't seem to deal with the score and just gave up, so I guess I'll just have to sit on the score until they fix their website. Which they won't, of course.