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Hi all,

Free stuff!  Michael Huff, our trumpet teacher here at MSU found these sites:

http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/Lichtmann/downloadsindex.html

http://www.eddielewis.com

http://joeleymard.free.fr/parts.php

http://www.geocities.com/dtmusicuk

http://www.stewmuse.com/Home.html


RH

Thanks! These links are a great resource for ensemble pieces (that I don't have to go and fund myself).

I think I'll take these over to Cool Websites and feature them, so that they don't get lost.

You'll also find some FREEBIE stuff here:

www.rightnowmusic.com  

yeah, I went to Dave Taylor last night, before I even saw this thread.  I in fact looked hard and long to find it.

I need to pick up some music for juries and such but I've got some problems.
-I don't trust hickeys security at the moment
-I've already looked through windmusicplus.com and have a hort list there
-I need info about what level or grade the piece is
-euphonium music... technically (trombone music is fine but if I can get lots of euph music that would be preferable.
-No Bach ('cept PDQ), Mozart, Handel, Telemann  Nothing baroque (no offense but not my favourite.

One of those sites is selling illegal arrangements.  I contacted the seller and he says "these are my original arrangements (whatever that means) so no copyright is necessary".

Beware.

http://www.fierabrass.fr.st
Its in French but you can make it out.

Sorry How do you do a link

Quote from: "gjones"Sorry How do you do a link

Two ways.  One, you can just put the URL in your post.  Make sure you don't have periods or commas after it; putting it on a separate line is easiest.  Example:

http://www.fierabrass.fr.st

The second way is to use the URL tags.  The code looks like:

Code:Fiera Brass

with the result:

Fiera Brass

Thanks groovy

Another one is http://www.music-scores.com/

Music scores has some free pieces, but you can view all their music for free.  Their membership to the site is only $24.95 a year.  I'd subscribe but no credit card or paypal account.  Parents are afraid to set up paypal account .  I try to keep ZoneAlarm patched but they just don't think putting credit card # online is "safe", but couldn't anywhere you buy something with a credit card use your #? this post is getting too long so I'll stop

Quote from: "prototypedenNIS"
-No Bach ('cept PDQ), Mozart, Handel, Telemann  Nothing baroque (no offense but not my favourite.


If it ain't baroque, don't fix it.

I just finished No Leaf Clover from Metallica
2 Tuba 2 euph
pm me andd I'll email it.

FREE DOWNLOADALBLE MUSIC: www.E-Zelda.com (The Legend of Zelda music!)

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.

http://imslp.org/wiki/Main_Page

Quote from: Tim Boyer on May 11, 2007, 01:09PMhttp://imslp.org/wiki/Main_Page

Wow! While there's not everything by a long shot, there's quite a bit here. Nearly every major Tchaikovsky work including Symphony 1-6, Capriccio Italien, Marche Slav, the Nutcracker, 1812, Romeo and Juliet, and the 1st Piano Concerto.

And speaking of piano concertos, Rachmaninoff's 2nd and 3rd piano concertos as well as a few sonatas (I think) are there too!

Ravel's Bolero.
Holst's The Planets.
Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition.
Respighi's Pines of Rome.
Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra (although not the best quality if I remember right.)
Every major piece ever written by Brahms.
Peter and the Wolf.

None of the Mahler Symphonies though!?!

No Roman Festivals!

Or Wagner.

Or Carmina Burana.

Or Shostakovich.

Although it is lacking many major works, it's definitely a work in progress and a very good resource as it is.

Can't wait till they get more up!

Quote from: Phrontistes on May 11, 2007, 08:57PMNone of the Mahler Symphonies though!?!

what???
try searching mahler
i just downloaded the 5th symphony!

this is an INCREDIBLE resource 

Quote from: prototypedenNIS on Dec 25, 2004, 12:51AMI just finished No Leaf Clover from Metallica
2 Tuba 2 euph
pm me andd I'll email it.

No leaf clover?
I think that's called a STEM...

http://www.stifterhof.de/01.htm

Its free Klezmer music.

Hey hey...
I have something interesting for everyone. To download free music within a tap just visit at DownloadFreeMp3Songs.com
Mp3.com
Mp3skull.com

These are few good sites for free mp3 music download.

All my unpublished music is free. A lot is downloadable from  www.jimtheobald.com

Choral Public Domain Library

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.

We offer free music as well : Brass Music Online

  I know its dated material but Wow.. I can't believe I got RickRolled on TTF. What is the world coming to? Go to the original post and hit the geocities link. I still laughed and hate me if you must... I listened for a while.

A lot of dead links. I guess it's to be expected, given some are 6 or 7 years old.

Jerry Walker

A lot of dead links. I guess it's to be expected, given some are 6 or 7 years old.

Jerry Walker