how do i buy music catalogs?
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Oxford University Press music catalogs are available here
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Maybe try ebay or check out your nearby musical store?
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yourmusic.com\nevery disc is 6 bucks, no s&h.  \n\npawn shops
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Artist Direct (formerly UBL-Ultimate Band List) and iTunes are two of the better sites.\n\nAlso, Launch.com
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put an ad in Goldmine Magazine (based in Iowa-run a search using 'Goldmine Magazine'-it's a highly regarded monthly for music collectors worldwide!
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Wal-Mart.com! All of the songs are 88 cents, or you can buy a whole album for about $10!
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Limewire or Morpheus would have them, but if you go to a CD store, they do have entrance music under soundtracks. iTunes might also have it, who knows.
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Here are some direct links that sell them:\n\nhttp://www.worldmusicstore.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=323\nhttp://www.flamencon.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=FC&Product_Code=630060&Category_Code=6C\nhttp://www.medieval.org/music/world/cds/lyr7374.html
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Perhaps in CD stores?
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Go to a music store and buy sheet some music.
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If you're going to go for "illegal", I would definitely recommend in this order:\n\nMorpheus\nBearShare\nLimewire\n\nBUT, if you are willing to pay what I consider DECENT prices for music, I do recommend RealPlayer's online music store. You can purchase a single track for .99 cents but if you want the whole CD more than often you can buy it for 7.99. \n\nNow here is what I do...\n\nI bought a copy of Morpheus Ultra for use for songs, and I pay for songs/cd's on Real. I usually purchase tracks/Cd's that I like through Real, even though I know most of the money goes to the bloodsuckers at the record companies. I use Morpheus for when it comes to remixes or rare songs that I can't buy on Real. Though I don't feel that P2P is wrong because I usually buy a CD if I like it anyhow, I do feel that even if it's 5 cents the artist should receive something since they signed with a label that was going to milk them in the first place.\n\nAlso, though I don't know what genre you're into when it comes to music, there are certain artists that know it's inevitable that you are going to P2P music files that are theirs. For instance, Green Day... they created a writable CD for you to buy from them off their website, then you burn all of your fave P2P tracks onto it, so they still get a cut of the money. I see that as very fair. \n\nEither way, have fun with the music, it's there for YOU, so enjoy the hell out of it and don't get caught by the Feds because they are sucky when it comes to prosecution.
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Your public library probably has a collection you can look through or even borrow and take home.\nMusicNotes.com lets you search by composer or artist and you get a free preview of the first page of the sheet music and it will even paly the first part of the song on your computer.  That way you can see how difficult the different arrangements for sale are before you buy them or you can use that to help you find a song you may not know the name of
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You can find music at Yahoo Music, but you can't buy   the songs for free, that's illegal.  I hope that this helps! \n           {/%$$$$$***~~~~~****####****~~~~~***$$$$$%&#92;}
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Check out this list of stores for some ideas:\nhttp://dmoz.org/Shopping/Entertainment/Recordings/Audio/Music/Vinyl/
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You can search their catalog at the link below.
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There are various online music stores such as the iTunes music store or Yahoo! music. You can get legal music from there and use their programs to manage your music on your computer, like iTunes. From without that program you can buy music and transfer it to various devices, such as an iPod.
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after you buy the songs, it should have a button you can click on that say 'download'