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New York's last classical sheet music store closes
WTAE.com ^ | 03/08/2015 | Jose Pagliery

Posted on 03/08/2015 5:20:59 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum

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To: PAR35

Classical music is almost entirely in the Public Domain.
So you are battling a competing price of......zero.


21 posted on 03/09/2015 8:56:44 AM PDT by Buckeye McFrog
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Not zero - printing isn’t free (unless you are using an employer’s printer when they aren’t watching). And depending on the quantity you need, and your personal schedule, your time may be worth something as well.

Some folks seem willing to buy hard copies from online vendors, so there is apparently some market at some price.

But a mom & pop probably should concentrate on service, and should probably supplement with a print on demand option, as well.


22 posted on 03/09/2015 4:56:24 PM PDT by PAR35
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the first thing I ever saw on the internet was images of printable sheet music.


23 posted on 03/09/2015 4:58:48 PM PDT by newnhdad (Our new motto: USA, it was fun while it lasted.)
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