Musicnotes.com Releases Sheet Music App for the iPad
Posted on May 18, 2010 by Monica.
MADISON, WI – May 18, 2010 – Musicnotes.com, the leading digital sheet music retailer and publisher, announced today the company has launched the Musicnotes Sheet Music Viewer application for the iPad, enabling musicians to instantly connect their Musicnotes.com digital sheet music library with their iPad. This free app provides Musicnotes.com’s customers with the ability to [...]
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Musicnotes Aids Nashville Flood Recovery with Free Download Of “Lend A Hand” by John Rich
Posted on May 13, 2010 by Monica.
MADISON, WI – May 13, 2010 – Musicnotes.com, the leading digital sheet music retailer and publisher, announced today that the company is offering a free sheet music download of “Lend A Hand,” a new song written by John Rich of the country duo Big & Rich to raise awareness and support related to the recent [...]
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Save With our Spring Cleaning Sale on Music Books
Posted on May 07, 2010 by Monica.
Are you ready for spring cleaning? We are! That’s why we’re offering deep discounts on songbooks and sheet music books through Memorial Day. For starters, we’re offering Konstantine by the band Something Corporate for around $6.00! We blogged about this particular collector’s item and what this sheet music has meant to us. The song Konstantine [...]
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“The Climb” Wins Musicnotes.com 2009 Song of the Year Award
Posted on Apr 21, 2010 by Monica.
Madison, WI – April 21, 2010 – Musicnotes, Inc., the market leader in downloadable sheet music, announced today that Jon Mabe, Jessi Alexander, Music of Stage Three and Disney Music Publishing are the recipients of the seventh annual Musicnotes Song of the Year Award for the song, “The Climb.” The Musicnotes Song of the Year [...]
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What Musicnotes.com Has Been Working On For You
Posted on Apr 20, 2010 by Bill Aicher.
If you’ve been a customer of Musicnotes.com for some time now, you’re probably aware that we’re continually making changes to improve your shopping experience when you order songbooks or download sheet music. Over the last few months we’ve made quite a bit of changes to the site that we feel you’ll be really interested to [...]
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Get More out of Guitar Guru With Our Headset Sale! Perfect for Your PC
Posted on Apr 12, 2010 by Monica.
Do you have Guitar Guru installed but haven’t taken advantage of Voice Command for your PC? Keep your hands on your guitar and order our official Guitar Guru headset for only $12.95! Our Voice Command functionality allows you to interact with Guitar Guru in a unique way. Don’t take our word for it! Just watch [...]
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New Arrangements of Beautiful Ballads
Posted on Apr 08, 2010 by Catherine.
We’d like to draw your attention to all the great ballads that have recently been arranged and are available to download at musicnotes.com. A current top 10 hit in the UK singles chart is the paean to New York City, Empire State Of Mind (Part II) by Alicia Keys. This ode to the Big Apple [...]
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Scott Joplin and Free “Stoptime Rag” Sheet Music
Posted on Apr 06, 2010 by Monica.
Scott Joplin is an American songwriter who was born in the late 1860s who wrote over forty compositions, including two operas and a ballet. Most of these compositions were written in a musical style known as “ragtime.” Ragtime, which is also referred to as “ragged time,” surged in popularity during the late 1890s and remained [...]
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Best of British: New Sheet Music Arrangements by UK Artists
Posted on Apr 01, 2010 by Catherine.
Here at Musicnotes.com, we’re proud that we have the sheet music of an eclectic range of UK artists available; we don’t just champion the well-established acts! Let’s take a look at some of the exciting new arrangements that you can now download sheet music for. London troubadours, Mumford & Sons are causing a folk-revival in [...]
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Smile! Play or Sing these 25 Popular Children’s Songs
Posted on Mar 26, 2010 by Monica.
Children’s songs are a great way to introduce your kids or students to the world of music. Historically, the origin of traditional children’s songs is often subject to debate. Some songs, like London Bridge is Falling Down, were thought to have originated from a nursery rhyme and then set to music. In recent years, several [...]
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