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Welcome to Partitures.net. This project was started on October, 2004, and now we have 3 music scores, and with your help we grown up and improve the quality of much more.

How are made the articles?

This project is being made with people like you or me. While you are reading this, probably someone is editing or writing an article. Isn't necessary to be registered as a user for start to help, but if you register, it would be easier for you to integrate on the community.

You can surf on PNET and work all existing pages. You only have to make a click on the "edit" link, upper page of all articles (and this too). You can make experiments on the sandbox. If you like, can go to the recent changes page to be informed. You can (and have to) be brave editing, because many of the articles are made only with many little user colaborations.

Fundamentally

Our project follow some objectives, you can explore here, but now we talk about one, the most important.

Conduct norms

In addition to this, is expected the users will be civilizated, and the discussions produced on talk pages have the only proposal of make better the project, not block this or make worse it.

Be careful with your ortography, this is important at searching moments. If you upload a work be sure this not exists, because isn't necessary to duplicate existing works. If the composer exists probably it would be a reference for your editing. Is important to mantain a coherence on the format of articles. Now we follow this:

Work's title - Opus (Composer's most common surname, name)

Is very easy to start new pages. You only hace to place the name of the work next to the domain name on your internet navigator. In example, create the article for Bach's Orchestral suite in C will be the next:

http://www.partitures.net/Orchestral suite in C - BWV 1066 (Johann Sebastian Bach)

Then you have on your window the editing page (and if exists, the article with this name).

Information quality

Could you think PNET will be a less quality product, because is a open-source project, open to all, but, probably is this, made open to everybody, the best thing we have. Many of the music sheets could be high-quality made, and you can think: "This could be better, I'll change it".


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