Will you ship me printed copies of the sheet music I purchase?
How do I print my sheet music?
You may either print your own music or send the file(s) to a commercial printer. You will need Adobe Reader to view and print music. Most April Afternoon scores are designed for US letter-sized paper (8½" × 11"). They are meant to be printed double-sided with the first page on the front of the first sheet (see diagram below).
When you print your score from Adobe Reader, make sure to choose "Actual size" or set "Page Scaling" to "None" in the print window (depending on your version of the software). Otherwise, your music may print too small with a wide border. Also, if your printer supports double-sided printing, we recommend enabling this feature (consult your printer's instructions for more information).
Please note that you are only authorized to print the number of copies of the music that you have purchased. If you need to make additional copies, please come back — they're only a click away.
Can I skip printing the title page?
Do you offer your sheet music in other sizes/formats; e.g. octavo format or European paper sizes?
Do you have a composer's bio available for press?
How do I obtain rights to record my own performances of your music?
For now, please contact me directly. I'm working on automating this process.
Do you have a CD I can purchase?
Will you compose a piece for my wedding, graduation, choral festival, etc.?
If you are interested in commissioning a piece for your ensemble or event, please contact me. I will be happy to consider your project, but I regret that I cannot accept all commissions.
Do you offer educational or volume discounts on sheet music?
Do you offer free upgrades to sheet music that has been edited since I bought it?
Yes, please contact me and I'll get you squared away. I always want you to have the most recent updates.