Debussy's "La Mer" in Dorico format

I have included below a Dropbox link to a Dorico file of the three movements of Debussy’s “La Mer” for users who may be interested. The playback template is set to Silence so users are free to choose the sound library or libraries of their choice.

Background: I made the file because I am fascinated by Debussy’s music and wanted to explore his methods. The file is not condensed because I like to highlight and listen to selected passages at will. Because I am not preparing the score for live performance I have not included harp pedal diagrams which are large in number and unnecessary to get accurate playback and have also omitted most text that has no impact on playback using my instrument libraries—“Plus calme et très expressif” or “Sur le chevalet” for strings, for example. Otherwise, I have attempted to accurately reproduce the score in the Dover publication “Three Great Orchestral Works in Full Score” that I have used as my source and which is included in the IMSLP website. In addition, I have reviewed Dorico’s proofreading suggestions and made related changes. However, I will be happy and even grateful to hear of further corrections that should be made including to tempi. The music is in the public domain.

(The attached file has been updated to open at the beginning in Write mode in page view but is otherwise unchanged.)

Thanks, this is lovely! I saw the Chicago Symphony play the @$% out of this piece with Esa-Pekka Salonen back in March, it was spectacular. And I’ve been digging into Roy Howat’s analysis in Debussy in Proportion as well, so this Dorico file is very helpful!

Thank you, Stephen! I would love to have experienced the Esa-Pekka Salonen performance too! It feels good to be able to share this file with you after benefitting from your wonderful file of “Le Sacre du Printemps”! On the subject of Debussy, I am particularly fascinated by his response to poetry, whether as inspiration for “Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune”, his songs for voice and piano, or his opera “Pelléas et Mélisande”, a personal touchstone.

Thank you very much! It’s one of my favourite pieces for orchestra!

Thank you very much! I’ll use it as pedagogic material.
One thing I’ve spotted right away:


Brackets in the first page are off. There’s only brackets for the strings (except the violins), harps and the 1st flute.
Again: thank you!