ONLINE LIBRARIES

I have set up this space to collect all reports regarding online sheet music libraries. I have already compiled a list of the sites we have reported over time; I would say we should use this topic for new reports... as needed, I will update the list so that the updated list is always in the foreground.

Thanks Frank !

I'm pointing this one out to you: http://notes.tarakanov.net/

I know, it's in Russian, but by managing a bit with Wikipedia (composer's name in Italian and then transliterated into Russian) and a bit by hovering the mouse over the links, you can find beautiful things, especially from the 1900s.

Zedef wrote:

I'm pointing out this one: http://notes.tarakanov.net/

I know, it's in Russian, but by managing a bit with Wikipedia (composer's name in Italian and then transliterated into Russian) and a bit by hovering the mouse over the links, you can find beautiful things, especially from the 1900s.

I have updated the list

Beautiful initiative Frank !!

YOU ARE A GREAT FRANK!!!

Hiiiiiiiiii

saverio

Too kind, actually my idea was to highlight the topic so that anyone entering this section of the forum could benefit from it at a glance ... but I am too unskilled to manage it.

...Simone...? .... ?

You're bad... As they say here in Rome...
"You're bad whenever you feel like it."

Anyway... Done.

I just heard through unpleasant channels that perhaps IMSLP will close... do you have more news or certain sources on the subject? This afternoon, for example, it showed the first signs of "failure"... what bad luck, guys...

Tiger wrote:

I just found out through adverse channels that perhaps IMSLP will close... do you have more news or certain sources on the subject? This afternoon, for example, it showed the first signs of "failure"... what bad luck, guys...

IMSLP has not closed! The message recently spread by someone (a user who couldn't access the site due to a simple server problem) regarding the alleged closure actually refers to a few years ago. If it really closed, I think I would rather shoot myself!!!

ahahah I agree it would be a pain

I found this huge online library.

http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Chopin,_Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric

In addition to the classics, there are also many jazz, modern, and ragtime scores.

Happy searching

foster12 wrote:

I found this huge online library.

http://imslp.org/wik...pin,_Frédéric

In addition to the classics, you can also find many jazz, modern, and ragtime scores.

Happy searching

Thanks Foster, it was listed as Petrucci (IMSLP)... I moved your post here, so you can also see the reports from other forum members

Hi Frank! How blind I am....

So I'm also linking these transcriptions

http://www.scribd.com/doc/19702946/Ennio-Morricone-The-Legend-of-1900-La-Leggenda-Del-Pianista-SullOceano-Music-Sheet-Partiture1

I am reporting http://www.associazioneitalianarpa.it/partiture/

Website to download and print public domain works for free

I added Gianni69's report

http://www.pianoconcerto.it/forum/index.php?/topic/3806-chopin-edizioni-critiche-audacter/

Thousands of organ pieces ... even entire collections

https://urresearch.rochester.edu/institutionalPublicationPublicView.action?institutionalItemId=4062

I added

http://www.chopinonline.ac.uk/cfeo/

Every month I post some YouTube videos with sheet music performances and the corresponding free sheet music. (Public domain pieces, generally from the early 1900s, ragtime, blues, jazz, Argentine tango, etc.)

I have just posted those for the month of March.

https://corsodipiano.forumfree.it/?t=78312097

There are also those from previous months. Here:

https://corsodipiano.forumfree.it/?f=11248178

The sheet music can also be found here, divided by genre and by composer name.

http://corsodipiano.altervista.org/Sheet.htm

Thank you for using these sheet music pieces, please share them, and happy piano studying.

If any link does not work correctly and you have difficulties downloading sheet music, please report it in the forum and I will fix it. Thank you.