Because all music and score sheets are copyrighted by the artist and their record company, it can be very difficult to get your hands on a score sheet for free. There are several options that you can try however, but you will usually have to pay a small fee.
There are websites on the Internet specifically for those who wish to get sheet music. If you log onto these websites and make an account, you can search for the sheet music that you want. The website will put you in touch with people who own this sheet music. If you contact them, they will send you the sheet music in pdf format so that you can just download it straight onto your computer and print it off in your own home.
If you use one of these website, sometimes it is best if you own some sheet music in PDF format yourself, that way you can trade them for whatever sheet music you want. A couple of websites require that you pay for any sheet music that you download, but this isn't usually a lot. Try browsing www.musicnotes.com/new/default.asp?sDate=11/22/2009 to see if you can find what you are looking for.
If these websites aren't an option for you, then visit your town or city's local music store because they don't just sell instruments, they also sell books of sheet music and individual songs for every instrument under the sun. These don't tend to cost a lot and you could end up bagging yourself a decent deal if you buy a book full of songs.
You could also try browsing YouTube for people who post videos of themselves doing covers on individual instruments. Quite often these people will possess the sheet music themselves and are often willing to email it to friendly people who get in touch.
There are websites on the Internet specifically for those who wish to get sheet music. If you log onto these websites and make an account, you can search for the sheet music that you want. The website will put you in touch with people who own this sheet music. If you contact them, they will send you the sheet music in pdf format so that you can just download it straight onto your computer and print it off in your own home.
If you use one of these website, sometimes it is best if you own some sheet music in PDF format yourself, that way you can trade them for whatever sheet music you want. A couple of websites require that you pay for any sheet music that you download, but this isn't usually a lot. Try browsing www.musicnotes.com/new/default.asp?sDate=11/22/2009 to see if you can find what you are looking for.
If these websites aren't an option for you, then visit your town or city's local music store because they don't just sell instruments, they also sell books of sheet music and individual songs for every instrument under the sun. These don't tend to cost a lot and you could end up bagging yourself a decent deal if you buy a book full of songs.
You could also try browsing YouTube for people who post videos of themselves doing covers on individual instruments. Quite often these people will possess the sheet music themselves and are often willing to email it to friendly people who get in touch.
