San Francisco — November 9, 2026
Notefinder launched today on the web and iPad, giving musicians a new place to find high-quality, fully licensed sheet music in the most popular formats.
Licensed, publisher-quality arrangements
Every arrangement on Notefinder is professionally created and licensed from the respective publishers, so songwriters are paid on every purchase. Notefinder comes from sheet music publisher Music, Inc., which has licensing deals with more than 1,400 rights holders, including Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music and BMG. The catalog includes music by popular artists such as Adele, Coldplay, Olivia Rodrigo, Radiohead and Billie Eilish, among many others.
Low-quality sheet music doesn’t meet the needs of the musician, respect the publisher or capture the artist’s intent. We built Notefinder on a promise of quality and trust, from every score to the service as a whole.
Jonathan Kehl, CEO, Music, Inc.
A Rock Band format for cover bands
Notefinder’s Rock Band format, which you won’t find anywhere else, is made for cover bands and gigging musicians. Instead of a note-for-note transcription of the record, each arrangement is designed to be performed by a typical cover band. It comes with a full score and individual parts for vocals, guitars, keyboard, bass and drums, at easy, intermediate and advanced levels, along with practical notes on how to perform each song. It launches alongside Piano / Vocal / Guitar, Piano / Vocal and Solo Piano, with many more formats coming soon.
Buy one score, or subscribe to them all
Every score on Notefinder is available both ways:
- Single score: $4.99 as a PDF download to print and keep
- Subscription: $7.99 a month or $49.99 a year for the entire catalog, including interactive versions of every score, with a 7-day free trial
Interactive scores play back as you read, and muting the vocal part turns them into practice tracks for singers. On band arrangements, each player can choose to view only their own part. Prices listed are for the US, with localized pricing for international markets.
A free score reader for iPad
The Notefinder app for iPad is free, with no account or purchase required. Musicians can import their own PDFs, add scores from Notefinder, or use both side by side, and their whole library works offline.
The market has been missing a score reader that is free, dependable and able to work with the music people already own. With Notefinder, musicians can bring their own PDFs, use them offline and add to their library from a catalog they can trust, through a single purchase or a subscription.
Martin Keary, Chief Product Officer, Music, Inc.
Classical favorites for free
Popular scores by the great classical composers, including Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin, are free on Notefinder, with no purchase or subscription needed.
Localized for 10 markets
Notefinder is localized from day one for musicians in the United States, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Japan, South Korea and China.
Availability
Notefinder is available now at notefinder.com and on iPad. An Android app is coming soon.