Musicians can now get scores online, thanks to a new UK-developed Web site.
Developed by Music Sales Ltd., Sheet Music Direct went live today, offering a searchable catalogue of music that can be printed out in preview mode, using the free MusicPage software, itself developed by UK software publisher CatchWord. Music can then be purchased by credit card at £2.50 per piece.
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