I usually compose music straight through DAW but I want to get into writing my own sheet music and then orchestrating it so that I can embrace my imagination before hitting the keys. Let me know what you think!!

It's a duet with mandolin I want my guitar friend to play it but it's terrible to read. Any other input would be appreciated besides the two things I'm not sure about.

Hi everyone! I’ve just officially submitted this piece for a composition competition. I am 14 years old, and this is a huge moment for me.

I spent about two months at the piano, two hours every day, writing this entirely by ear without using any music theory formulas. My teacher and I then spent days in MuseScore to make sure the notation was captured exactly as I played it.

Since it’s already in the judges' hands, I’m looking for some professional advice and honest feedback:

The "Look": How does the sheet music look to a professional eye? Is the notation clean and competition-standard?

Rating: On a scale of 1 to 10, what do you think of this piece based on the score?

The Big Question: Based on your experience, do you think I have a good chance of winning a composition competition with this entry?

I really wanted to trust my ears over the "rules" for this piece. I’m excited to hear what people who know their music think about it!

Our quartet preforms at state solo & ensemble today at 4:30 but we lost our score. Without the score we won’t be able to preform our music
If anyone has pictures of the score Fugue in G minor Please help so we can preform today 😭🙏
(This is my first time using Reddit sorry 😭)

At first I just wanted to have it show me words using notes and make me guess them (I'll let you work out what's in the first screenshot) but then I got a bit carried away and now it can compose and share simple sheet music. I figured other people might like it too, so i put it on github and hosted it on github pages.

'j/k' move the octave down/up and 'l/;' are used for flats/sharps

The links are really easy to share, here's 'Mary had a little lamb' https://bohemian-miser.github.io/SpeedSheets/?practice=edcdeeedddeggedcdeeeeddedc.

Here are some other classics:

• Twinkle twinkle little star
• Happy birthday
• Star wars

Hey r/sheetmusic,

Long story short — a friend of mine played guitar for years by ear but froze every time someone handed him sheet music. Didn't know what any of it meant. Eventually just stopped playing.

That frustrated us enough to build something.

Rehearse scans any sheet music and converts every note into plain English labels — E, G4, C#3 — right on the page. There's also an animated playback guide, chord recognition, and basic music theory built in.

It's live on the App Store now: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/rehearse-practice-music/id6761712673

Rehearse: Practice Music

Not here to spam — genuinely curious what this community thinks. Does the concept make sense? Is there something you wish a tool like this did that it probably doesn't?

Happy to answer anything.

I recently came across a tool that can automatically convert piano recordings into sheet music, and I was surprised by how well it works. You can use it for free

You can upload a piano recording (or MIDI file), and it generates readable sheet music in just a few seconds. It's been useful for transcribing ideas, learning songs by ear, and quickly getting notation without having to write everything manually.

https://ivory-app.com

It's not perfect with very complex passages, but for solo piano pieces and practice recordings the results are surprisingly accurate.

Has anyone else tried tools like this? I'd be curious to hear how it compares with your transcription workflow and whether you've found any alternatives that work even better.

also, I’m abt to start GLAZING bassoon (that’s my main)

🎹 Free Sheet Music on MuseScore:
👉 https://musescore.com/user/66250690/scores/26679739

🎹 Free Sheet Music on MuseScore:
👉 https://musescore.com/user/66250690/scores/26887372

This feels like larping ngl

I immediately fell in love with the cure after listening to it, and got inspired to arrange it for solo piano :D Thought I'll share the link here in case anyone is interested in learning the song on piano, hope yall enjoy <3

🎹 Free Sheet Music on MuseScore:
👉 https://musescore.com/user/66250690/scores/25081033

Sheet Music Godly Master

🎹 Free Sheet Music on MuseScore:

👉 https://musescore.com/user/66250690/scores/25239355

🎹 Free Sheet Music on MuseScore:
👉 https://musescore.com/user/66250690/scores/23907820

🎹 Free Sheet Music on MuseScore:
👉 https://musescore.com/user/66250690/scores/16756354

i have looked all over the internet for a já sám. i need a copy for Bb trumpet

Key: G

Scale: Dorian

Composer: Futuris' (me)

Title: Dorian's Intro

youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pdxNJEjBaA
Score link
https://www.free-scores.com/sheetmusic?p=aBvmniZCkn