[NewMusic] 20th century sheet music store

[Jon Raskin]

I tried going in person and they said sorry, no can do.
 
Jon Raskin

----- Original Message ----
From: Moe! Staiano <moestaiano1 at yahoo.com>
To: Bay Area New Music Discussion Group <newmusic at music.mills.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, October 9, 2007 4:13:59 PM
Subject: Re: [NewMusic] 20th century sheet music store

You should try and call the Sheet Music Plus people in Emeryville if you can come in (I mean, there is an adderss on their website; I should try myself). 

-M!


Ron Lettuce <letucepry at yahoo.com> wrote: My whole problem with ordering through the internet it that you can't go in and browse around, you need to know exactly what you want, and if someone hasn't recorded it and put it on napster, itunes or youtube, you're pretty much out of luck. What you "can" find recorded on the net is frequently the virtuoso level show-off pieces (which I have very little chance of learning to play in the next 30 years, let alone for next month...). whereas what I'm looking for is something intermediate in playing level that gets across the point...here's a 12 tone piece...etc...



lettuce

----- Original Message ----
From: Matthew Goodheart 
To: Bay Area New Music Discussion Group newmusic at music.mills.edu
Sent: Tuesday, October 9, 2007 1:41:52 PM
Subject: Re: [NewMusic] 20th century sheet music store

It's been my experience that sheet music stores are sorely  
lacking. . . it's been decimated by the internet revolution, so the  
physical browsing days are pretty much over. . .  I buy stuff from  
The Magic Flute in Terra Linda- no guarantee as to what they have in  
terms of contemporary music,  but depending on who's working, they  
can be good for ordering. . . also if you're a music teacher you get  
a %10 discount - www.themagicflute.net

In general, I've found for contemporary music it's better to browse  
through the Berkeley music library, and then order online.  This site  
also has a fair amount of stuff:  www.music44.com  and is a little  
cheaper than sheetmusicplus, though sometimes by only a few cents. . .

mg


On Oct 9, 2007, at 9:43 AM, Ron Lettuce wrote:

> Another FAQ, that I co-incidentally need answered is
> Where is there a good music store in the bay area that has a good  
> stock of 20th century music? I'm looking for something more  
> adventurous than they sell in the south bay...which seems to stop  
> exactly where the line between public domain and copywritten  
> material begins...
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> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Ryk Groetchen 
> To: Bay Area New Music Discussion Group 
> Sent: Monday, October 8, 2007 4:54:41 PM
> Subject: Re: [NewMusic] cd duplication in short runs?
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> On Oct 8, 2007, at 2:30 PM, weasel walter wrote:
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>>  i think we had this query a while back, but . . .
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>> does anyone know a good place to do retail ready runs of 100 cd-rs
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>> shrinkwrap? local is good but not necessary. thanks.
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>> ww
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> I use DeNoise quite often, with good results.
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> http://denoise.com
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