There is currently no sheet music in print for any of Rick Wakeman's works, apart from a book of hymns called "HopeSongs". There are no plans to publish any in the near future I'm afraid. Titles that have previously been published do show up from time to time in secondhand shops, and sometimes on the internet in auction sites like ebay [www.ebay.com].

Kaleidescape Conductor can copy your entire Kaleidescape Music Library or any single Music Collection to your computer. If you want to copy just one song from an album, then create a Mix Album containing that song, and add it to the Music Collection that is copied to your computer. Of course, you can also add other songs to that Mix Album and you can add other albums, mix albums, genres and artists to that Music Collection.

If you have a Lyric Street Records album that you'd like the lyrics for because they're not in the packaging, we suggest you search the Internet for the lyrics because due to contractual obligations, we cannot share lyrics, sheet music or guitar tablature. If you do not have the album and are interested in learning the lyrics, we suggest you buy a copy of the album and read the liner notes.

They are Adobe Acrobat ".pdf" files. They are unrestricted versions that can be printed, copied to other documents, moved from computer to computer, archived on a CD-ROM etc. To download the free version of "Acrobat Reader," go to http://www.adobe.com and download the free current version for your computer and operating system.

Sheet music is available for "The Gift" - a song recorded by Linda Eder on harpist Jung's Christmas album. The sheet music for this song is included in the "Linda Eder Anthology" songbook. You can find details on Linda's Albums & Songbooks Page.

If a song is not listed above, or on one of these pages, then chances are that it hasn't been published. Songbooks are typically published a year or two following the release of the album to which they correspond, and songbooks are not always published for every album. If you didn't find the answer to your question on this page, check the Questions Index, or try a Site Search.

ASCAP is a membership organization which licenses the public performance of its writer and publisher members' works. ASCAP does not print, publish, or sell music. You must contact the publisher to ascertain if sheet music is available.

First, on the Main Screen (list of tracks), select the song title by clicking it or by using your keyboard's up/down arrows.

The Harry Fox Agency does not offer print rights; however, you may secure print rights by contacting the publisher directly. You can use the following databases to locate publisher contact information:

Although you can choose almost any album title for your album and almost any song name for your songs, there are important restrictions: Abnormal or unusual capitalization may be ignored or undone by the stores. Consider your listing in the stores as a catalog entry, not a place to establish your identity with unusual capitalization.

Yes, please contact us and we will be happy to provide you with a notarized copy of the certification.

No. You don't have to be selling the song on iTunes. You are welcome to use TuneCore Video even if you never use any of TuneCore's other services. However, your music video must conform to iTunes's specifications. Back to top

To change information such as the album and artist name or track number for a song in the library, do the following: Optional) To edit other attributes that are displayed for the same song or to move to other songs, press the TAB key (to move to the right) or press the SHIFT+TAB key (to move to the left). You have several other options for adding and editing media information. For more information, see Windows Media Player Help.

It was likely intended to have "A Song To Sing" be a "bonus track" on the CD (as to mirror how "Man From Milwaukee" was "hidden" on track 21 on "Middle Of Nowhere"), but somewhere along the way the idea must have been forgotten or dropped. Apparently no one told the printer. According to the band, yes. The song was done on the last night of recording for the "This Time Around" album and was performed "live" to the tape, so the way it sounded that night is the same way it sounds on the record.

We have no way of knowing just what sheet music dealers around the world may have in stock at any given moment. In an effort to help, we do maintain a "Links - Sheet Music" page with information on where to buy, trade, sell, and collect music. "Surfing" those links may help. then place your mouse over the "Resources" prompt on our Navigation Bar, and click on "Links - Sheetmusic". AGAIN, Please note that we are NOT connected with any dealer anywhere.

Some groups have sheet music available on their websites. For instance, The Acappella Company sells print and downloadable sheet music for some of their albums at http://www.theacappellacompany.com If this is not available, try contacting the person who wrote the song. If you are unable to contact them directly, try contacting the group that recorded the song (by visiting their webpage and emailing them) and seeing if they can help you contact the author.

The theme song was written by Irving Szathmary, who was the brother of Bill Dana. Dana was Don Adams' close friend and writing partner. The music to the theme is available in a book of TV Themes. In two years of watching Get Smart on eBay, I saw the original sheet music from 1965 on sale once and it sold for around $60. That's the only time I've seen it for sale. The actual song is available on a CD called Television's Greatest Hits, Volume 1. That's available online at Amazon.com.

CMG Worldwide does not keep catalogs of our client's music. Please visit MusicNotes.com to find sheet music/lyrics for purchase.

Please contact the artist's publishing company directly, as Anonymous Records does not administer those rights. Contact info can usually be found on the packaging of the album.

Each site has different restrictions on legal ways to copy its music. As a rule of thumb, once we've bought a song or album online, we can often play that file on our digital media players (i.e. an MP3 player), or our computers, or by burning the file to a CD for playback on a CD or DVD player. However, we are generally only permitted to play this file on our own equipment - we cannot give the file to our friends or family to play on their own devices.