Good Time by Owl City Sheet Music

Can anyone find sheet music for Good Time by The Owl City?
Basically, I need a song to sing for an assessment at university and I recently discovered this song and fell head over heels in love with it. Unfortunately, I couldn't find the sheet music anywhere so I was wondering if anyone knew if it existed/had the extreme talent to transcribe it?
Any help will be immensely appreciated.


REPLIES

1) Your best bet is private trackers. If you know people through a chat room or musical social networking sites, ask around.


2) Downloading freely available MIDI files then loading them into a score application is one way to do it.

3) I can't believe no one has suggested Wikifonia. It's all user-submitted, but the stuff I've found is pretty accurate, if limited. The bonus is that you can easily transpose to any key and export to PDF. Great for jazz standards.


BEST REPLY

I suggest  signing up for a free account at http://www.pianofiles.com/ which is a sheet music swap site. I have asked a couple of people for music, and had a couple of people ask me for music. You can search to see what people have on offer and then sent them a PM asking if they would send it to you. It's a bit old school but i suppose the site is trying to avoid the legal unpleasantries involved in any sort of hosting operation.

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