Free piano sheet music?

Question

I've been trying to find free sheet music for piano for the songs:
"Sur Le Fil" by Yann Tiersen from the film Amelie.
"The Sixth Station" by Joe Hisaishi from the film Spirited Away.
"Trois Gymnopédies I" by Erik Satie.
But I've had no luck. I would really appreciate any help on the subject. Thanks...

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The Eric Satie music is public domain. I did a quick search and found this lo-res version, which may be good enough for you to print and read:

http://www.musicsheaf.com/scores/satie/gymnop/

However, I'm sure you can find a sharper version by searching for terms like this:

Gymnopédies pdf

The other music is still under copyright, so you can't legally download it. You may be able to find it by prowling sheet-music forums or using a file-sharing program---but that's a gray area, of course.

By the way, if you'll permit me a brief rant:

When copyright laws were introduced in the U.S. in the 18th century, they protected the author's ownership for 14 years, with the option to renew for another 14. The idea was to give authors a REASONABLE length of time to profit from their work before society was allowed to freely share it (that is, before it became part of the culture).

Over the years, these protection periods were gradually and steadily extended by business interests. In 2002, the limit had reached 70 years---nearly an entire lifetime.

At that point, the copyright of Mickey Mouse---which began in the 1920s---was in "danger" of going public-domain. So the Disney company exerted its political muscle and had copyright extended to 90 years.

This means that someone who is born around the time of a creative work will now probably NEVER see the time when they can freely access that work. It's a ridiculous and scandalous extortion of copyright's original purpose---and a perfect example of corporate greed taking precedence over society's values. [End of rant]

Answer 3

i'd love to know too. You can never go wrong if you just go to google and type "free piano sheet music". you'll get some.

Answer 4

Try http://www.sheetmusicfox.com
They have a great variety of sheet music.

Answer 5

iono i have ben looking too becasue i need some new music but am too broke to buy and i don't know where to buy music anyway

Answer 6

You could try this site too: http://pianosheetmusiconline.com/

Answer 7

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