Music

Duke University's Music Library has collected a list of links to online scores and sheet music which includes Library of Congress resources, various music archives, and resources available in the public domain.

"This resource is maintained by the Bodleian Libraries and features the Bodleian's digital collections of ballads, with links to the English Broadside Ballad Archive’s digital presentations of pre-1800 ballads from other libraries, and to the folk song scholarship of the Roud Broadside Index, hosted by the English Folk Dance and Song Society."

"The Inventions of Note Sheet Music Collection was established in 1997 by the Lewis Music Library at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology." Funded by a grant from the MIT Council for the Arts.

Hosted by the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries and University Museums, the Lester S. Levy collection is a fantastic resource for digitized American popular music from 1780 to 1980.

Digitized historical scans of Jewish choral and piano pieces, maintained by the Jewish Theological Seminary

A collection of mostly 19th- and early 20th-century musical scores by women composers held at the University of Michigan Music Library and accessible for free on Hathitrust.