Indexes
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Index to Printed Music: Collections & Series
The Index to Printed Music currently includes over 135,000 index entries, citing individual pieces of music printed in standard scholarly editions. The Index to Printed Music makes music for specific performing forces easily retrievable, offeringdetailed repertory for performers, conductors, and directors of ensembles.
Music Dealers
Online Scores
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8notes.com
multiple genres
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Choral Public Domain Library
15th to 19th centuries
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Free Sheet Music
multiple genres
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Free Sheet Music Guide
annotated guide to other web sites
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International Music Score Library Project IMSLP
wiki of public domain scores
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Neue Ausgabe sämtlicher Werke
all of the scores for Mozart's works
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MusicNotes
$; multiple genres
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Mutopia Project
multiple genres
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Online Music Scores
links to other sites
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The Sheet Music Archive
classical
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Freehand
$; multiple genres
Sheet Music Databases
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The Americana Collection
One of the special collections in the Mills Music Library, this database contains some 7,000 titles of sheet musicpublished in 19th-century America. Midwestern publishers are well represented.
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J. W. Pepper
The website of this sheet music retailer includes a database of in-print scores.
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The Popular Sheet Music Collection
The Popular Sheet Music Collection consists of popular song sheets held by the Mills Music Library and published in the United States since 1900. At present, approximately 10,500 titles have been entered into the database.
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Sheet Music Collections - Music Library Association
Provides annotated list of links to collectionsof sheet music of different genres, composers, etc.
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Wisconsin Sheet Music Database
This is an index of items housed in the sheet music collection of the Wisconsin Music Archives at the Mills Music Library, University of Wisconsin-Madison. The collection contains music written by Wisconsin composers, published by Wisconsin publishers, and pieces whose subject matter is Wisconsin. The publications date from the late 1850s, extend to the present, and include principally, but not exclusively, popular music traditions.