Most pressingly, we need support in finding and mentoring students like myself: it is wrong that I appear to be alone in the world (apart from Lubomyr himself), both studying the music and making an effort to preserve it, when there are so many people out there who could do a much better job. It would be immensely appreciated if you could speak about this to pianists you know (reminding them, please, that no great skill is required when starting - I had none).

Of course, attending and promoting his music and his concerts would also be greatly appreciated. Financial support to redistribute and republish his music (and his scores), too, is needed: far too many of his CDs and vinyls are nigh impossible to access online and gather dust in his home, made as limited edition copies, and wallow in obscurity, and almost all of his scores are unpublished, with just one official scorebook and most lying around as Cubase programs and lost papers in his home.

To the left you can see a scan of the front cover of the copy of "Open Time" that I own. This book was privately published, with only 25 copies made, but it would be amazing if it could be published properly. We would value the support of anyone who understands, or has friends in, the publishing world. The book was very helpful for me and I consider it one of my most precious possessions.