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These are my favorite links to research sheet music, literature
and biographies.
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The Classical Music Archives, the largest
archive of its kind on the web, offers tens of
thousands of classical music files in MIDI, Windows Media and MP3 format you can listen
to at the click of your mouse.
Most composers are represented - with biographies
and timelines. A major award-winning
cultural site which provides its own indexes and search engines by keywords or composer.
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Welcome to the Mutopia Project ... a place where sheet
music is free for everyone!
Download it, print it out, and share it.
All music is available as Postscript (.ps)
and PDF (.pdf) files, for both A4 and Letter paper sizes,
as well as Lilypond's own file format (.ly).
Audio previews of the music are available
as MIDI (.mid) files; these are computer generated but
give a rough idea of what the music sounds like.
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Welcome to Project Gutenberg, .... Project Gutenberg is the oldest producer
of free electronic
books (e- Books or e- texts) on the Internet. Our collection of more than 13.000 eBooks was
produced by hundreds of volunteers. Most of the Project Gutenberg eBooks are older literary
works that are in the public domain in the United States. All may be freely downloaded and read,
and redistributed for non-commercial use.
Project Gutenberg volunteers have been
engaging in digitizing public domain
sheet music,
using a variety of techniques, to enable study and performance. For the most part, the musical
pieces created have been chamber music, with composers such as Brahms and Beethoven.
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The Werner Icking Music Archive contains ready- to-print sheet music, most
in the form of
PDF files to some of them you can listen as MIDI files.
The archive contains "free"
sheet music, free for non- commercial usage. This means that you
may download the files and print paper copies, but neither the files nor the paper copies may be
sold.
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Welcome to Wikipedia, a free- content encyclopedia in many languages. In this English edition,
started in January 2001, we are working on 389667 articles.
It is collaboratively edited and maintained
by thousands of users via wiki
software, and is
hosted and supported by the non- profit Wikimedia
Foundation. In addition to typical
encyclopedia entries, Wikipedia includes information more often associated with almanacs,
gazetteers, and specialist magazines; and coverage of current events.
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MUSIC THEORY
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You can listen and print these scores (available
in postscript and pdf). Mfiles - Jim
Paterson's online archive of sheet music
typeset with Sibelius. Scores available in pdf and in the Scorch previewing format (available
for macintosh and windows only).
Words
& Music, ... popular sheet music in pdf format to download.
http://www.shermusic.com/ We here at Sher-Music-Company are pleased to make available to musicians worldwide
an
assortment of the finest jazz and Latin music books on the market. Our books are made by musicians,
for musicians and are
designed to be the most informative and comprehensive books ever published on their respective topics.
All books are sold with
a money-back guarantee for individual customersand with normal trade terms for retail outlets and distributors.
The Choral
Public Domain Library
- a large archive of free choral music. Most scores are available in pdf format and
accompanied by source files in many different formats like Finale, Sibelius, MUP, M-tx,PMX
etc.
Acadia
Early Music Archive
- Gordon Callons archive of instrumental and vocal music from renaissance and baroque, typeset
with Score and Sibelius. Scores are available in postscript format.
Eva Toller's Musical arrangements
for choir - scores
available in pdf format accompanied by MIDI files. Scores typeset with
Magix Notation and Finale Allegro. Finale source files available on request for a modest
fee.
Peter Billam's free sheet
note archive of compositions and arrangements - typeset with his own music typesetting program
muscript. Scores are available in pdf format.
The
Recorder Player's Page
containing sheet note recorder music by a couple of composers and arrangers. Scores typeset
with diffent programs and available in postscript, pdf and gif format.
Ensemble
Arenaï's web site
- vocal music from the renaissance, mostly French. Scores available in pdf format, most of them
typeset with Finale, a few of them with source file.
Coppini
Edition - contrafacta
of secular music from Monteverdi and other composers, edited and typeset with Finale by Jens
Peter Jacobsen. Scores are available in pdf format.
Classical
guitar sheet music
- Jean-François Delcamp's archive of free classical guitar music scores. The scores, typeset
with Finale and NotePad, are available in pdf format.
The collection contains tablatures of primarily early music, ao. the Folger "Dowland" manuscript for which the archive
also
offers online facsimiles. The scores, some of them with additional note staves, are available in pdf
format and are accompanied
by source- and MIDI files
ABC Archive Of Early Music - Taco Walstra's archive of lute music typeset with the program abctab2ps.
There are tablatures
as well as note notated music. The scores are available as postscript packed in zip files.
The
Sheet Music Archive
- John Mamoun's archive of free piano music scores, some of them scanned in from public domain
prints, other computer typeset. The scores are available in pdf format.
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1. Piano Songs
