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Hi, everyone. Is there any book store at Los angeles where I can buy music sheets?
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Are you talking about manuscript paper or sheet music?
I don't know about Los Angeles, sorry, but there are some great web stores to get these things. PM if you want more info.
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Generic question: I like to peruse music at my local dealer, where I try to make most of my purchases. Helps both of us, actually. But there's a surfeit of Asian music for teaching purposes. So I posed the question to one of my Korean moms who happens to play the piano. She told me that piano music can be found at the supermarket in little Korea/China/etc. Well, I simply don't have the time to go from store to store searching on the off chance I'll find some decent piano music for my students. And thus far, the web hasn't been much help, either.
Do any of you have a resource you're happy with?
At the next WPPC, I'll ask publishers if they've reviewed new music from Asian countries with the idea of importing some of the better titles.
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Lots of Asian/Korean sheet music available, here: http://cafe.naver.com/sungielove.cafeAlthough I cannot vouch for the legality of it.
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Maybe run a search on Pedrini Music. They have a few stores in the area, I think.
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Hmm, I don't really like online music stores that much, I like browsing and playing through the pieces, but that may be because I'm a highly visual person. Plus it's nice when the music store staff know you! (I've gotten free books from mine a few times)
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De Keyser's was so great (and it's been gone for so long).  Steven
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