You have $100 for lowbrassmusic.com, What do you buy?

[winston]

You may only purchase "downloadable" music. No physical products.

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[BVD Press]

Lots of solos!!

[MikeW]

Just buy ink.

There are one or two sites out there that provide free downloads of music PDF files of public domain music.

$100 worth of ink would print out a bunch of these (always assuming you can find something useful in the public domain).

[winston]

Its a gift certificate.

[Mark]

Lots of solos!!

Published by Cimarron Music.

[LazyGhost]

Just buy ink.

There are one or two sites out there that provide free downloads of music PDF files of public domain music.

$100 worth of ink would print out a bunch of these (always assuming you can find something useful in the public domain).

And what are the one or two sites that are out there? Im starting all over again after 20 something years. This is something i really dont want to do. But here I am. I need to find solo pieces for beginner-intermediate. I am also working with my son who is brand spanking new. So if I can find some well crafted beginner material that would be a big plus. Im also willing to buy the right material.

[MikeW]

And what are the one or two sites that are out there? Im starting all over again after 20 something years. This is something i really dont want to do. But here I am. I need to find solo pieces for beginner-intermediate. I am also working with my son who is brand spanking new. So if I can find some well crafted beginner material that would be a big plus. Im also willing to buy the right material.

Sites that offer solos for beginners include:
http://www.tuba4u.com/" target="_blank
http://drfeezell.com/tuba/" target="_blank
(For more sites, Google is your friend)

One site that I have used myself for band music is:
http://www.bandmusicpdf.org/

There have been recent mentions on TN of:
http://imslp.org/