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San Francisco State University keeps an excellent page of Scores on the Internet:

Internet Sources for scores and sheet music

The New York Philharmonic Digital Archives has an amazing online collection of scores, recordings, programs, photos and more. Of particular interest to conductors ate the online scores which show the marking of many great conductors. For contemporary American scores, in particular, you can see the beginnings of a performance practice that is now well formed.

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• We subscribe to the Classical Scores Library which has many full scores from Boosey & Hawkes, Universal, and more, including many scores not in the Public Domain and therefore not available electronically anywhere else.
• We subscribe to the Naxos Music Library, a streaming audio library which contains a great deal of contemporary recordings.
• We have CDs, LPs, and video recordings (DVDs and Laser Discs). Sound and video recordings must generally be used in the library's listening room but may be taken to a class or lesson within the building if it is returned the same day before closing.
• We often find scores that people have marked in. Please remember that these items belong to the library and keep them clean for other people to use. We charge fees for excessive markings.