There are two traditional places where music publishers print the names of those who created the song: One the cover and above the actual music on its first page. 1) Names are almost always somewhere on the front cover. Typically it states who composed the tune: Music by... or Song by.... Then the person who wrote the words is listed as Words by... or Lyricist.If someone else is responsible for arranging (enhancing) a tune with accompaniment or (for example) adapting the music to a particular style or organizing it to be performed as a choral or orchestral work, publishers list that person as Arranger or Arranged by.... If one talented person wrote the lyrics and composed the music, her attribution usually is Words andMusic by....
2) Typically the other place to find the names is on the first page of the music (above the first stave of lines with notes.) Usually at the top left is the lyricist's name, and at the top right is the music composer's name. Occasionally the names are directly under the song's title. If there is an arranger, that name usually is on the right side, sometimes being identified as Arranger or Arr. or Arranged by.
Internet bulks in resources where you can get sheet music for free. However, not all of them are fully legal. There is a sheet music catalogue where one can still find a lot of free music scores that are legal - Load.CD. Categories vary - from classical to contemporary composers.
Check with the American Composers Alliance http://composers.com/walter-mourant
Where can you find the piano music sheet to...The Amapola
If you're looking for works in the public domain (including pieces by composers who died 70 years ago), try IMSLP.
One can visit the website Music Room for the biggest selection of sheet music available. Other websites one can find sheet music on are Piano Street, Sheet Music Plus and Virtual Sheet Music.
You can find reliable sources for purchasing choral sheet music online on websites like J.W. Pepper, Sheet Music Plus, and Musicnotes. These websites offer a wide selection of choral sheet music from various publishers and composers.
Internet bulks in resources where you can get sheet music for free. However, not all of them are fully legal. There is a sheet music catalogue where one can still find a lot of free music scores that are legal - Load.CD. Categories vary - from classical to contemporary composers.
Check with the American Composers Alliance http://composers.com/walter-mourant
You can find sheet music for vocals at music stores, online music retailers, and websites that specialize in sheet music for singers.
You can find sheet music for the keyword "piano" at music stores, online sheet music websites, and libraries that have a music section.
You can find sheet music for violin at music stores, online music retailers, and websites that specialize in sheet music for various instruments.
You can find the sheet music for "Pictures at an Exhibition" at music stores, online sheet music websites, or libraries that have a music section.
Where can you find the piano music sheet to...The Amapola
If you're looking for works in the public domain (including pieces by composers who died 70 years ago), try IMSLP.
You can find humoresque sheet music for violin at music stores, online sheet music websites, or by searching for it in a library's music collection.
You can find the Satie Gnossienne sheet music at music stores, online sheet music websites, or by searching for it in a library's music collection.
Singers can find sheet music for their performances at music stores, online music retailers, libraries, and websites that specialize in sheet music.