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These sites have been recommended by members, so I thought I'd get them all in one place.

 www.sheetmusicplus.com  

www.musicaviva.com  

www.sheetmusicsuperstore.com
 
www.musicforbrass.com  

www.warwickmusic.com  

www.sibeliusmusic.com  

 www.mysheetmusic.com

www.hickeys.com

www.encoremupub.com  

www.freesheetmusic.net

Any more?

www.mysheetmusic.com
 

 http://rzhome.rrze.uni-erlangen.de/~thze01/indexe.htm
Some neat stuff here!


 www.cdsheetmusic.com/


 
 www.beriato.com/colors/eng.htm


 www.yeodoug.com/  

The Doug Yeo site has a bunch of Cello suites, along with a handy dandy position chart for Bass etc.

Try this again! Several posted links didn't work, and everytime I tried to edit I kept getting more code!
 http://www.brassworld.co.uk/
 http://www.lushlifemusic.co.uk/arrangements/index.htm
 http://www.doconline.iwarp.com/
 http://www.sierramusic.com/

Hope this works!

Just one more ...
 www.rkingmusic.com

Try these for trombone music:
 http://hometown.aol.com/wehrsmusic/index.htm

and
 www.tapmusic.com

Sam Hunter

This is a decent site for sheet music (purchase or download), collections, books, etc.:  
MusicNotes.com

And this is a good site with a large selection of stuff - everything from vocal stuff   to full band and jazz ensemble scores:  Pepper Music Network

Regards,
Greg

Blatant Plug Brass band arrangement of David Concertino
Headline Music supply a large catalogue of brass band music including my arrangement of the finale from Ferdinand David Concertino.

http://www.headline-music.com/

At the risk of appearing to blow my own trumpet, you can download some scores of my music at
http://www.bandsman.co.uk/download.htm

The scores are in PDF format so you can view and print them from any operating system (I don't force you to downgrade to Windows if you're not using it)

-Nigel

http://trombonepuppy.com

..... has a lot of books (with or without CDs), in a number of categories - Pop, Rock, Jazz and Country Music; Show Tunes and Movie Music; Inspirational Music; Classical Music; Christmas Music; Ensemble Music; Method Books - which contain trombone solos graded from level 1-6.

miff mole  !!!yippee  nice bone catalog from wind music plus
www.windmusicplus.com
 listening to miff mole ----hot time  in old town --!!!!!
i called these guys up and got a nice discount  ----
 the red cover of the trombone catalog is quaint  
   duos trios     and tets

www.lucksmusic.net

www.marco-paulo.com

EXCELLENT arrangements and transcriptions by two trombonists from the SF Symphony.

The Brass World link no longer works, and the last time I tried to access it, it the domain name was for sale.  Really not good because the site had sooo much good stuff on it!

Bought an transcription of Mahler's Songs of a Wayfarer for trombone and piano off EBay last week...when I get in contact with the seller, lo and behold, it was Gordon Cherry, of mondo brass instrument serial number fame.  He is in the midst of launching HIS website:

http://Cherry-Classics.com

I just launched a new site for Kagarice Brass Editions, which specializes in trombone music:

http://www.kagarice.com/

Warwick Music has a number of trombone and ensemble pubications and recordings, e.g. Mark Nightingale.
Steve Kerry

This is a site with a basic music notation software - free

http://www.codamusic.com/coda/

Just found this one.

Free classical sheet music!

Apparently, you can have 3 free downloads per day, with midi files to go with the scores, or pay $15 per year for unlimited downloads.

www.music-scores.com

Yet another

www.anyscore.com

Thanks Billy!

[font=Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif]quote:[/font][font=Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif] I just launched a new site for Kagarice Brass Editions, which specializes in trombone music:   [/font]

[font=Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif]This site is pretty cool, thanks Josh, I'll be sure to get some good bone quartet adn choir stuff from here

A friend sent me a pointer to  NYCMUSIC yesterday.  They have a small selection of brass music, but what they have looks interesting.

[font=Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif]quote:[/font][font=Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif]This site is pretty cool, thanks Josh[/font]

[font=Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif]Thanks, James.  Be sure to check out the trombone ensemble charts by Jim Kazik.  He's a good friend of mine that is now arranging for the Army Band in D.C.

Josh

For combos of various sizes and instrumentation, check out  Second Floor Music

They have a neat search engine where you can specify the group size and lead instruments, and it will find the charts that fit your requirements.  Also, they have special rates on selected groups of charts.

Saw their booth at IAJE last year, and was most impressed with the quality of their composers and arrangers.

Just come across this site, which appears to have a wide selection of classical sheet music downloads for a couple of dollars, or free for members.

www.virtualsheetmusic.com

Brian put this under one of the other topics, but I'm copying it here too.

The Icking Music Archive:

http://icking-music-archive.org/

Lots of classical music public domain scores. No arrangements, but a great source of material.

Solid Brass Music
 http://www.sldbrass.com/

They specialize in music for brass: solos, methods, ensembles. Good selection, with descriptions of the material, nicely organized. I've never ordered from them, I don't know anything about the service.

(BFW)

Please clarify what the distinction is between "music score sites" and "sheet music sites."

Hello, Brian!      

This topic, formerly called "Music Score Sites", is one I started with the intention of gathering together all the sites for buying or downloading music that members have recommended over the years. Thus, when members ask for such websites, I can refer to this topic rather than hunting for the sites again. The other topic was started by a member with a particular question to ask; it contains a few sites, but also a fair bit of conversation, a couple of links which no longer work, and some bother with the RealBook.

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I've now brought over the links which still work, unfeatured the other topic, and changed the name of this one.

Sorry for the confusion! My fault, I should have done this earlier.

Can you think of a better name for this topic, to describe what it's about?        

Some jazz music sites from Graham....

  http://www.ralphpatt.com/Song.html

  http://www.freesheetmusic.net/cgi-bin/smartframe.cgi?url==http://briefcase.yahoo.com/jazzrealbook  

  http://www.freesheetmusic.net/cgi-bin/smartframe.cgi?url==http://briefcase.yahoo.com/jazzrealbook2

[font=Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif]quote:[/font][font=Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif]Originally posted by RedHotMama:
Can you think of a better name for this topic, to describe what it's about?[/font]

[font=Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif]What you chose sounds good to me!

There is some free stuff, previews and demos of my work on my site.

There is also a free LEGAL authorised arrangement of Happy Birthday for trombone quartet.

If you guys like christian music heres some sites
www.anderkampmusic.com

Heres one more I forgot about
www.barncharts.com
These both have dixieland

To view partial scores and here audio clip,  www.jwpepper.com.

I just found this.  (Not quite) complete Scarlatti keyboard sonatas, downloadable for free!

http://www.sankey.ws/scarlattimus.html

At least some of these have been transcribed successfully for brass.  There are a great many of them.  You will need a postscript viewer.

Please add Bob Elkjer's site...it has some wonderful trombone quartet, brass quintet , etc..etc..arrangements...truly great to play...

http://home.pacbell.net/melkjer/ElkjerMusicHomePage11g.html

Hi all, I'm putting a new post into all the featured Cool Webbies in case the "feature" feature isn't carried over in the move.

Please add: BRIXTON PUBLICATIONS

www.brixtonpublications.com

thanks

Brixton is already in the Link Library.  Gradually these topics will become un-featured as we go through them and make sure the links are posted in the appropriate section of the Link Library.

Please be sure to give ratings to sites!

Use the Link Library entry in the Goodies menu, or get there directly via http://tromboneforum.org/index.php?action=links

Check out www.brassmusiconline.com for arrangements and solos, free stuff as well.

A free non-profit sheet music resource for brass musicians
Tomas Hillerbrant a friend of mine who writes for brass quartets and trombone quartets and exercices for tromnone. Check it out!
https://sites.google.com/site/brazzmusic/home/freesheetmusic-duostriosquartetsquintetssixtets-for-trumpettrombone-and-other-brass

I´ll take advantage of the opportunity and mention my own site:

www.digitaltrombone.com

You´ll find PDF sheet music exercises, jazz etudes, Bach Cello Suites in all keys and other stuff.

End of selfpromotion

Anders

If you need excerpt books, I've got the best. www.tubamusik.com

For anyone that was using Wikifonia and found it had been removed, here is a link to all or some of the files - 34Mb.

https://mega.co.nz/#!BdsFHAKT!DhPOxGyICe7PlhqHIZjGM3C5FKh8ACFc4S3RpwRGZzs

I should mention that it downloads a zip file which opens out to six thousand odd songs (mainly standards) in .mxl format, which can be read by Sibelius and Musescore (free) etc.

You might need to copy and paste rather than try to link directly.

I´ll also promote my own site, now given the opportunity 

www.danieleng.com

At the site you´ll find almost my entire production of charts for big band for sale.
Many charts are written for my big band project and are quite difficult, but there are easier charts as well.

Not all listed charts are yet available, but they will soon be as I work hard to complete the editing.

Welcome!

I´ll also promote my own site, now given the opportunity 

www.danieleng.com

At the site you´ll find almost my entire production of charts for big band for sale.
Many charts are written for my big band project and are quite difficult, but there are easier charts as well.

Not all listed charts are yet available, but they will soon be as I work hard to complete the editing.

Welcome!