I don't have time for transposing. Where can I find sheet music for the wooden "D Flute" I recently purchased?

Answer 1

Try:
http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/pages.html?cart=336600316621310690&target=smp_publishers2.html%26sk%3DLO&s=pages-no-referrer&e=/sheetmusic/publishers/LO.html&t=&k=&r=wwws-err5

or
http://www.woodenflute.com/playing (you have to scroll down a bit)

Answer 2

There is a possible workround here.

Software such as Smartscore "reads" music from an ordinary scanner.
You can then import this into any music editing program to transpose it how you like.

I have used Noteworthy for years - it's a superb little music editor - and costs less than a tenth of some others.
Both programs have demo versions.
Otherwise, Smartscore starts at $99, and Noteworthy is $39.

http://www.musitek.com/
http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/

Hope that helps. Good luck with the flute!

Answer 3

The best option is to learn to transpose without having to write out the notation. Read the notes up a step, including the key signature. It's confusing at first but before long you'll be able to play it without even thinking about it.

Answer 4

Good luck - its pretty rare to find music for instruments in D.

You could always try software that transposes sheet music for you.
Or just learn to read everything a step down.

Answer 5

try a music store