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| rdfs:comment | - Sheet music is a hand-written or printed form of musical notation; like its analogs — books, pamphlets, etc. — the medium of sheet music typically is paper (or, in earlier times, parchment), although the access to musical notation in recent years includes also presentation on computer screens. Use of the term "sheet" is intended to differentiate music on paper from an audio presentation, which would ensue from a sound recording, broadcast, or live performance, which may involve video as well. In everyday use, "sheet music" (or simply "music") can refer to the print publication of commercial music in conjunction with the release of a new film, show, record album, or other special or popular event which involves music.
- All the sheet music are: Sheet Music: Blank, Sheet Music: Piano Note, Sheet Music: Sharp Piano, Sheet Music: Flat Piano, Sheet Music: Bass Note, Sheet Music: Sharp Bass, Sheet Music: Flat Bass, Sheet Music: Drums. They make sounds and are background tiles. In the World Lock setting, there are 3 options that affects sheet music. They are: Disable Custom Music Blocks and Make Custom Music Blocks Invisible and bpm 20-200
- In 2372, Harry Kim played "Jazz Impromptu" on his clarinet with the aid of a piece of sheet music. (VOY: "The Thaw") Harry Kim also had sheet music on display in his San Francisco apartment, in an alternate timeline inadvertently created by the officer in the same year. (VOY: "Non Sequitur")
- The Sheet Music was a parchment containing music for an organ in the secret tower in Whateley Manor. It opened up a secret compartment on the organ, holding the Skeleton Key.
- Square Enix has published the sheet music from the Final Fantasy series in many different publications. Most of the books are for solo piano, but some non-piano sheet music books have also been published.
- This is a surprisingly hard question since:
* Some publishers sell only through dealers
* Other publishers refuse to sell through dealers
* Most dealers are not very forthcoming with catalogs. These publishers will accept orders from individual churches and musicians are best dealt with directly rather than through dealers. Dealer orders are often delayed for several weeks until the dealer or distributor has accumulated a minimum order necessary to achieve dealer pricing, while individual orders get filled right away:
* G. Schirmer
* International Music Co.
* Hal Leonard
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| abstract | - Sheet music is a hand-written or printed form of musical notation; like its analogs — books, pamphlets, etc. — the medium of sheet music typically is paper (or, in earlier times, parchment), although the access to musical notation in recent years includes also presentation on computer screens. Use of the term "sheet" is intended to differentiate music on paper from an audio presentation, which would ensue from a sound recording, broadcast, or live performance, which may involve video as well. In everyday use, "sheet music" (or simply "music") can refer to the print publication of commercial music in conjunction with the release of a new film, show, record album, or other special or popular event which involves music.
- All the sheet music are: Sheet Music: Blank, Sheet Music: Piano Note, Sheet Music: Sharp Piano, Sheet Music: Flat Piano, Sheet Music: Bass Note, Sheet Music: Sharp Bass, Sheet Music: Flat Bass, Sheet Music: Drums. They make sounds and are background tiles. In the World Lock setting, there are 3 options that affects sheet music. They are: Disable Custom Music Blocks and Make Custom Music Blocks Invisible and bpm 20-200
- This is a surprisingly hard question since:
* Some publishers sell only through dealers
* Other publishers refuse to sell through dealers
* Most dealers are not very forthcoming with catalogs. These publishers will accept orders from individual churches and musicians are best dealt with directly rather than through dealers. Dealer orders are often delayed for several weeks until the dealer or distributor has accumulated a minimum order necessary to achieve dealer pricing, while individual orders get filled right away:
* Lorenz Publishing (including their imprint "Sacred Music Press")
* Wayne Leupold Editions
* Masters Music Publications
* GIA publications
* Concordia Publishing House
* Augsburg Fortress
* MorningStar Music These publishers do not welcome direct orders and are best dealt with through a dealer:
* G. Schirmer
* International Music Co.
* Hal Leonard The following retailer provide organ sheet music:
* Chappell of Bond Street - Established in 1811 and apparently have 1600 pieces of organ sheet music
* Music Room
* Allegro Music The European publishers are a special case. In general, it is best to find a U.S. dealer that has the material you want in stock. The Organ Historical Society carries many of the more important items. Special orders through dealers can take forever (2-3 months) so if the item you want isn't in dealer stock you're probably better off ordering from the publisher and paying the shipping and currency conversion fees if necessary. In general, J.W. Pepper has the most useful online catalog covering multiple publishers. They are helpful on the phone but charge full list price plus a hefty shipping charge. Sheemusicplus.com has a rather less usefully organized web site and less responsive customer service, but lower prices. Patti Music is another inexpensive source that works primarily by phone and offers discounts off list price.
- In 2372, Harry Kim played "Jazz Impromptu" on his clarinet with the aid of a piece of sheet music. (VOY: "The Thaw") Harry Kim also had sheet music on display in his San Francisco apartment, in an alternate timeline inadvertently created by the officer in the same year. (VOY: "Non Sequitur")
- The Sheet Music was a parchment containing music for an organ in the secret tower in Whateley Manor. It opened up a secret compartment on the organ, holding the Skeleton Key.
- Square Enix has published the sheet music from the Final Fantasy series in many different publications. Most of the books are for solo piano, but some non-piano sheet music books have also been published.
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