Your local instrumental music dealer! It’s my first thought that anyone looking for an instrument should check local music stores. My professor in college had one, and we made good use of it. $309) with the idea that if I could improve 300 reeds for myself and students, it will have paid for itself. The Reed Wizard – Ben Armato is the inventor of the Reed Wizard and the Perfecta Reed. Reed Geek – The Reed Geek is a handy tool that replaces the need for a reed knife, and some feel it easier to handle. There are mouthpieces, instruments, accessories and educational articles on this site. Ridenour Clarinet Products – Tom Ridenour invented the ATG reed finishing system, along with other products for the clarinetist. Lots of accessories for saxophone and clarinet, fairly priced reeds and vintage instruments.
Free shipping on orders over $49 (two boxes of reeds) and coupons from time to time.įrederick Weiner Music – They also offer a lot of music supplies, generally they are competitive with pricing, so worth checking out. Woodwind Brasswind – My go to place for clarinet and saxophone reeds. I have found some interesting things on this site just by searching around. Purchasing Reeds and AccessoriesĪmazon – As stated before, they sell everything. The interface here is fairly easy to use. This isn’t the only site you can do this. Just go to this site and print out manuscript paper with various clefs, orientation, and sizing. It is a great tool for creating music.īlank Sheet Music – The need to purchase manuscript paper for theory class or composition is gone.
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You can download the sheet music and you can hear a midi recording of each piece in Musescore. Some arrangements are really excellent, some less so. Like YouTube videos, there is a wide variety here. But many people that use Musescore allow others to use their music.
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Musescore – Musescore is a free notation software program. Petrucci Free Music Library – Free public domain music. For example, $15.75 for 100s of saxophone solos and quartets seems like a good find to me! There is also a collection of archived sheet music available on disc or flash drive, as well as collections of mp3 recordings. Purchase an annual subscription ($20) for unlimited downloads and additional services.Ĭlarinet Institute – There is quality free clarinet music here. Free Sheet MusicĨ Notes – Free sheet music and lessons. But the sheet music is unlimited to read.
Scribd – There is a monthly subscription fee of $8.99 which allows you to read 3-4 books a month. Music Notes – Download, print and play sheet music. Great service!ĭorn Publishing – Specializing in saxophone and clarinet books, sheet music and CDs. Van Cott Information Services – Books, CDs, music for woodwinds and brass.
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Sheet Music Plus – Advertised as having the world’s largest collection of sheet music. Amazon – They have everything, so this is a good place to check for books and sheet music.
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