IMSLP includes original publications of old music books, for example: The Scots Musical Museum, a tunebook first published in 1787 and scanned into the Petrucci Music Library by the National Library of Scotland.

You are looking for examples of music by type of composition, such as a barcorolle or galliard.

You are studying a symphony and want to print out the part for a specific instrument - or - a full score.

The site boasts the complete works of Johann Sebastian Bach in the Bach Gesellschaft Ausgabe (1851-99), Ludwig van Beethoven, Frederic.

It currently includes more than twenty thousand works from three thousand composers, with new works added every month. The database contains over 100,000 scores of works in the public domain, as well as sound recordings. Petrucci Music Library is a collaborative virtual library of public domain music scores. (Bold above indicates more than 200 names sorted under a given letter.)Browse by time period. Music scores can often be borrowed for you through Interlibrary Loan. visit IMSLP Petrucci Music Library IMSLP stands for International Music Score Library Project. Note: Composers are not sorted on prepositions in surnames.

If you are looking for music not available at Multnomah County Library, try this excellent resource. Comprehensive indexes make it possible to search by composers and titles, and also by performers, eras, type of music and genre, nationality, instrumentation, and by melody. The IMSLP app allows you to browse the award-winning IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library, the largest free online sheet music library in the world, and to create. IMSLP stands for International Music Score Library Project, a wiki-based source for public domain music scores, recordings, and information about musical works.

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