On our website, free-sheet-music-online, you'll find free compositions from the Masters and simplified hymns, tips and techniques for practicing, playing and performing, and information about how music has changed throughout history.

Join our mailing list, and we'll send you links to all of our newly published works every month. These are created by music teachers and other budding composers and the offerings include piano, instrumental (solos and ensembles) as well as vocal and choral works. We even have a section just for student composers. What better way to encourage a young composer than sending him a quarterly royalty check?

We were frustrated. As piano teachers committed to sharing our love of playing and performing, we often needed pieces for our students that fit them just right. Locating said pieces was tough and expensive. We decided to write our own pieces for our students. Then, we wanted to help others who have similar needs. We published them on the web, added free-sheet-music-online and great information. Voila! Finally, we can share our passion with the world.

We are thrilled about the features of free-sheet-music-online, and we think you will be, too.

• First, you can hear and see the music: look and listen before making a decision.
• Second, it's instantaneous. You don't have to wait for the mail, pick it up from a neighbor, or go to a store. All you do is print it out online.
• We not only offer tons of free stuff for you to print for free, we go and offer you new music to buy for very few notes.

We teachers can attest that practicing an instrument in preparation for performance has many benefits. On our site, you'll find piano solos and duets, but what about more? We had this great idea to create a system to allow musicians playing any combination of instruments to be able to perform together. We call them Instant Ensembles, and the possibilities are downright exciting.

You'll find it in the Helps pages. At free-sheet-music-online we're a resource to help you, whether you are a student, teacher or parent of a student with improving skills such as note-reading, rhythm, and fingering. Learn to practice more effectively and make it more fun with puzzles and games.

We have articles to read and print for free about the history of music, musicians, and performances. Ever hear about Handel dangling a diva out a window when she refused to sing an aria he'd composed? When and how was the piano invented? Our website's loaded with historical gems that make the experience of playing richer and more satisfying.

Sometimes you just need a boost. Whether you are teaching yourself or have a teacher, every once in a while, you need a little outside help. That's what this page is all about. We've got games to overcome an allergy to practicing, tips for getting the fingering just right, and the meanings of symbols and words you'll find on a musical score. Look through what we have to offer: you may just find what you need to succeed.