music paper

So you don't even need to use music paper for this.

Terry read one of the reviews in a music paper.

Then he would "go in and put music paper or figures" on these sheets.

On a table, scores in progress and sheets of music paper.

Three weeks after its release, Costello was on the cover of a music paper.

Inside there was just a single sheet of music paper, with no note attached.

You can see how Gershwin wrote the trio by looking at the music paper.

Transcribing is putting what you hear in a record onto music paper.

This insured that their show was always on a high level: clear, unique, and with no music paper in sight.

Stop plastering Vic all over your music paper and make way for some real talent.

This 12 inch single even appeared in German music paper adverts as "available soon".

They ran small ads in the music papers looking for a bass player and drummer.

If you've so much as opened a music paper or magazine in the past 40 years you will have almost definitely seen one of his pictures.

He also scoured the music paper gig guides for phone numbers of venues.

Other weekly music papers also published their own charts, often compiled from single record shops.

Everybody stopped reading the music papers and switched to Smash Hits.

"By chance there were three reviewers from the top music papers there," said Wheeler.

Mozart once used some of Myslivecek's discarded music paper as a blotter while writing to his mother.

The other group of music papers which aspiring acts should look to are those catering to some very specific style and its devoted audience.

Les flots was written on the same music paper as the last mentioned part of La terre.

In state conservatories, oral musics were pressed like butterflies on pages of music paper.

During the latter part of 1988, the music papers were full of gossip about the band joining forces with a major label.

Phil's 3rd Big Break in showbiz came when he saw an ad in the back of a public school music paper.

With the help of Czech police officers he managed to obtain music paper and scores needed for arranging jazz compositions.

That was a paraphrase of the original quote by a journalist in an 80's UK music paper.