Tuesday, November 23, 2010
More Fun with the Petrucci Library
If you haven't been over to the Petrucci Library for a while, you will be surprised to see that they have started organizing their music (now 78,000 scores) in a most useful way. I particularly like the Genre category, where you can search directly for PDF scores and parts for polkas, melodramas, or passemezzos. You can also search by instrument and get your own copy of "Funny Sings for the Ukelele," which includes all the verses and the chorus for this classic by Septimus Winner:
[Make sure to click twice for a larger view.]
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Surprisingly, I am not that impressed with the current organization of it. I really liked how it was before. I'll check it out more!
R. Crumb would love that lettering and cartooning.
Merton Music Publishing has also added their collection to IMSLP
about the project:
http://imslp.org/wiki/IMSLP:Community_Projects/Merton_Project
the collection:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Merton_Parts
Thank you for that, Eileen. Made my day.
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