Sheet music, is written music as you imagine it ; proper musical footnotes and all. Beethoven to a EDM House DJ, while wildly different all have the ability to write their own music as sheet music in common. All instruments can be deciphered through sheet music. Once you’ve dabbled in tabs, done some lessons, and you’re really jamming but you want to take it the next step further?
No matter what you’re looking for we have you covered. Uniting With Music continues to compile resources for sheet music for as many instruments as possible.
From vocals to a 12 hole Ocarina, we’ve…well the fine folks running these sites have you covered. We are just here to help you uncover it.
8notes.com – Everything. No. Seriously, it’s free instrument sheet music and lessons for just about everything including what looks like vocals, seriously have a look) https://www.8notes.com/instruments/
Riff Spot – String instrument cord lessons, free sheet music for 18 different instruments, including – Guitar, Tin Whistle, Ukulele, Harmonica, Piano and Guitalele to name a few. Have a look, don’t be shy. https://www.riffspot.com
Library of Congress – A ton of free to use sheet music to be had here, looking for something different? Maybe something that sounds like nothing you’ve ever thought possible before? Well put the US tax dollars to work for you and check some of this out. https://www.loc.gov/collections/?q=sheet+music
The Mutopia Project – Featuring classic and contemporary sheet music, The Mutopia Project is a collaborative project open to all to help provide free sheet music both printable and editable to all. https://www.mutopiaproject.org/
Musescore – A community built sheet music archive by both professional and amateur musicians. Features sheet music for full bands & orchestras as well as ensembles, and a plethora of instruments. Give this rich resource a look.
You’re saying you’ve gotten all the sheet music you can handle and are looking for more?
We got you