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When you downloaded a Free Piano Music Sheet, did you think it would come with instructions to learn how to read piano sheet music? Or perhaps you had no idea it even came from a "free". While it might be discouraging to believe that someone just downloaded your Free Piano Music Sheet, it's not too surprising. Many of us don't have enough training in computer code, and they often don't understand how to read the symbols displayed on the keyboard. It can be very confusing to pick up piano sheet music without having some instruction.

You might wonder what would happen if you tried to download a Free Piano Music Sheet that was not from a reputable source. Would it still be legal? Would you be breaking any laws? Would you end up like Napster?

Well, the answer is yes and no. While the laws about Napster are different, you are probably well within your rights to give away a piano music sheet, or at least have the ability to share it with others. If someone is providing you with the sheet for free, then it's perfectly acceptable. Even if you're not technically bent on making money off the sheet, sharing it with others will help you develop piano skills, which could earn you money down the road.

The issue comes when people begin to provide a free piano sheet music sheets that are only partially complete. In other words, there's still information missing, but it's not totally complete either. This is not such a big problem if you're sharing the sheet with just a few friends, but if you want to take it upon yourself to write the entire thing, then you need to be aware of copyright laws. 

The main issue with this is that some people might think they can get away with using the music sheet image. After all, what's the difference if they are using just a part of it? It may seem like they are taking a little of the original work, but they're actually violating copyright law. As a result, they could wind up facing lawsuits, fines, and even jail time.

This doesn't mean you should ignore the traditional piano, especially if you like the style. People will always find ways to make sheet music look less polished, but you don't want to fall into that same trap when you're creating your own music. You also shouldn't think about copying the sheet images to use elsewhere; you'll run into issues with the law if you do so.

One thing you should be careful of is using free piano sheet music sheets for commercial purposes. Even though that image might be licensed, you could still face a lawsuit. If you were to play "Happy Birthday" using these files, even if it was an original creation, you could face a lawsuit if someone claimed they didn't like the way you used it. In addition, if you have the right to sell the material, you might not be able to use it at all. For example, you might use it on your website in order to attract customers.

Don't underestimate the value of learning the traditional piano. Many people take the free sheet music sheets and try to adapt them to their own situation. This often leads to problems because there are many parts to the sheet music and changing one small thing can have dramatic consequences. For example, using a half note in a bar line from a classical piece could open up all kinds of legal problems. Instead, stick to using the notes that are legal.