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(@noteboat)

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Topic starter 14/07/2006 9:12 pm

I stumbled across Variations today, a site with reproductions of orchestral and operatic scores. Neat stuff - if you've got a CD of a classical piece you can follow along and see how it's orchestrated.

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(@fretsource)

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14/07/2006 11:21 pm

Great resource NoteBoat - Thanks. I've already found two I had been on the lookout for, with a view to making some (multi-part) guitar arrangements: Air from Bach's orchestral suite in D and Beethoven's 7th symphony 2nd movement.
Cheers :)

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(@noteboat)

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Topic starter 20/07/2006 1:48 am

Found another one for choral works...Choral Public Domain Library

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20/07/2006 2:24 am

Another is Mutopia Project - a Gutenberg Project for music...

http://www.mutopiaproject.org/

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(@fretsource)

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20/07/2006 2:25 am

Found another one for choral works...Choral Public Domain Library

Wow! Thomas Tallis - Spem in Alium. Always wanted to see it :)
Thanks NoteBoat.

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