Do you have a recommendation for a source with a decent classical section?

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Re: Do you have a recommendation for a source with a decent classical section?

by hydrogenn » Tue Jun 09, 2026 2:28 am

Hello. For classical on a tablet, a clean layout really is everything. I use Note-Store https://note-store.com/ for that and I'm satisfied. There's a dedicated classical section with works by Bach, Beethoven, Chopin and many more, properly typeset rather than pixelated. The PDFs are prepared to stay clear both on screen and in print, so they're ideal for a tablet on the stand. For many pieces you can view the opening page beforehand and check the readability yourself. For my classical repertoire it's become a dependable source, no more squinting at blurry scans halfway through a passage.

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Do you have a recommendation for a source with a decent classical section?

by soumitss » Tue Jun 09, 2026 2:22 am

Hello forum. I'm specifically after classical piano works in a properly prepared edition. I mean pieces by composers like Bach, Beethoven or Chopin, but cleanly typeset, not those pixelated ancient scans. I want to use the sheets on a tablet on my music stand and turn pages digitally. A clear layout that stays readable on screen is essential for me. Do you have a recommendation for a source with a decent classical section? I've been burned before by blurry editions that are impossible to read mid-piece.

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