I found the music library!

[conuly]

So, free sheet music, here I come! And with all those empty pianos lying around the BC campus, I'm wonderfully able to practice and get back up to speed!


Incidentally, if anyone knows of any PRINTABLE sheet music online... danke!

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Printable Sheet Music

[(Anonymous)]

I actually do know of a site that had printable sheet music, but it was all anime songs that you probably wouldn't know. ^_^;;; Sailormoon, Magic Knight Rayearth, and I think Cardcaptor Sakura. At least, we printed some of it out...

Here's the link, if you're still interested:
http://members.tripod.co.uk/chibiusa/sheets/index.htm (That's the Sailormoon section of the site.)

AnimeScores also has a lot but requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to print it out. AAR's free, though, so shouldn't be too much hassle. Then again, it's anime...

http://www.animescores.com

Re: Printable Sheet Music

[dandelion.livejournal.com]

download yourself a demo of sibelius(or the full version off kazaa *whistles*), and if it has enough capabilities in the demo version(you could crack it if it doesn't *whistles*)then you can open any midi file- and there's a midi file of just about every song on the net- and view the score and print it. wonderful program, huh? or, you could give me a a specific midi file you want the score for, and i can get a picture score out of it =)

Printable Sheet Music

[(Anonymous)]

I actually do know of a site that had printable sheet music, but it was all anime songs that you probably wouldn't know. ^_^;;; Sailormoon, Magic Knight Rayearth, and I think Cardcaptor Sakura. At least, we printed some of it out...

Here's the link, if you're still interested:
http://members.tripod.co.uk/chibiusa/sheets/index.htm (That's the Sailormoon section of the site.)

AnimeScores also has a lot but requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to print it out. AAR's free, though, so shouldn't be too much hassle. Then again, it's anime...

http://www.animescores.com

Re: Printable Sheet Music

[dandelion.livejournal.com]

download yourself a demo of sibelius(or the full version off kazaa *whistles*), and if it has enough capabilities in the demo version(you could crack it if it doesn't *whistles*)then you can open any midi file- and there's a midi file of just about every song on the net- and view the score and print it. wonderful program, huh? or, you could give me a a specific midi file you want the score for, and i can get a picture score out of it =)