College cultural fest is fun time for all of us. Sometime soon I have cul-ahh lined up, our own cultural fest and I plan to put up a small performance.
This is where the search for free sheet music started. For those who don’t know about free sheet music, it is mostly hand-written or a xeroxed form of musical notation, just like what you could find in the books/or on papers in earlier times. Artists mainly make use of the sheet music to study the authoritative musical information from them.
I was solely dependent on Google to find some good free sheet music, but most of the searches brought me to sites which expected me to pay money in one way or the other. I don’t know if Google really understands what I actually mean when I use the word “Free” !! I did find some projects on gutenberg, but the collection there was too less to choose from.
However after extensive search I found a few good resources, but the one I personally liked is sheetor. If you are looking for free sheet music, absolutely free in literal sense, then you definitely should try sheetor 
. Sheetor has 2.43 Gb of free sheet music contained within 4369 sheets. Sheetor is definitely #1 source of free sheet music ever as they claim.
Thanks sheetor, will browse around for more in future, but found what we were looking for now…
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