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Privacy

Nothing to sign up for, nothing to track.

Free School Music is a public, static site. You can read every score without an account and without telling us who you are.

What we collect

Reading or printing a score asks nothing of you — no account, no name, no email. There is nothing to log in to. If you choose to email us, we keep your message only to reply to you.

No student data

This site collects no student data. There are no student accounts, no student profiles, and no minor-photo features. The site does not collect, store, or process any student personal data. The School Box Office network, when used to ticket a performance, operates under strict data standards: no behavioral tracking and no third-party data sharing.

No third-party trackers

We do not run third-party advertising or tracking scripts, and we do not build a profile of you or sell anyone’s data. Like any website, our host keeps basic, short-lived server logs (an IP address and the page requested) to keep the site running and to stop abuse; we do not use them to identify you.

For students and classrooms

The scores are written for school use. The site itself asks nothing of a student who reads or prints one, and there is no student-facing AI here. Always follow your own school’s policies for what students use online.

Free School Music

The scores are free. Read, rehearse, print, and perform them — no cost, no royalty, no per-performance fee, no sign-up. A free concert is always free. The platform is funded a different way: when a show is ticketed, tickets are sold through the School Box Office network and we keep a small share of each ticket — that is what keeps the scores free. If a show is not ticketed, nothing is owed. Keep the composer and Free School Music credit on your program, either way.

Credited to its source

Every work here is either our own original or engraved edition, or an engraving of a composition that is in the public domain — we do not host other publishers’ copyrighted editions. We host compositions, never recordings. When a composition is public domain but the only edition around is a modern copyrighted one, we engrave our own edition from the public-domain score, so the result is rights-clean by construction. Every work is credited to its source: public-domain composers to the composers who wrote the music, and our own editions and arrangements to Free School Music.