Hi to all:

Recently I began taking piano lessons, I starting to read music, and now I am looking for web sites with lead sheets for different song styles.
I appreciate your help.

Thanks.

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mdorantes

Here's thousands of tunes in lead sheet format.

http://musiciansroom.net/eBooks/default.aspx

http://www.musiciansroom.net/Contributions/Contributionsebooks/Default.aspx

http://www.createsongstyles.com/forum/index.php

Best
Scott

Hi

Just explore the sites listed at http://www.jososoft.dk/yamaha/music_1.htm

Regards
Jørgen

Almost forgot this one. Ten big fake books with master index. Have at it

http://www.archive.org/details/TDavidFranklinMillionDollarCollectionofSheetMusic_0

Best of luck with your new venture .. stick with it and you will never regret it ...

t.

Thank you guys !!!..

I appreciate it very much.

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mdorantes

Manuel, you give me hope. I've tried a number of times in the past to learn to read music, but my fast ears always got in the way. Like myself, I know you're no youngster (well, maybe at heart you are ). Are you taking formal lessons? By that, I mean, are you starting from scratch, or, like a friend of mine did, take lessons in chording from a jazz-oriented teacher?

[This message has been edited by 124 (edited 09-23-2009).]

Basically the Jazz chording, and I am getting the hang of it, I found couple songs that I did not play because I did not know the chorus, and I found it and learned, needless to say, I already play it before my audience.
Is going good so far.
Piano playing is SO different than organ (no automatics) or arrangers.
I like it.

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mdorantes