Sheet music FAQs
Is it possible to make your own sheet music?
To make your own sheet music all you need is a pencil, a musical idea, and some blank staff paper. In fact, you do not even have to buy the paper. Some Internet sites that sell sheet music allow you to download the paper for free in order to attract traffic. Once you’ve written down your ideas show them to other band members or to a teacher for revision.
How do I take care of sheet music?
Like any paper product sheet music is subject to wear and tear. Try to keep liquids and foods away from it. Of course, this may go against the rock and rollers better instincts.
Can sheet music be preserved?
Over time paper products fade and decay because of the acid in their composition and because of the exposure to harmful sunrays. This takes years to occur so for most users of sheet music it is not a concern. However, if you are writing your own compositions or have purchased a rare piece, use archival quality paper or preservation materials to prevent wear and tear.
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