Introducing Free Piano Solo Booklets
Published 25th May 2026
I'm introducing booklets to make my piano music easier to find and use.
If you're here for the first time, I'd like to welcome you to my site and my music. During the lockdowns, I wrote a large number of original compositions, many of them for solo piano.
My int ...
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Introducing New Trumpet Arrangements
Published 12th May 2026
Check out my growing list of new trumpet arrangements The aim of these arrangements is to extend the repertoire for trumpet at a rate of one every week or so (and play my favourite music!). These arrangements are divided between public domain classics an ...
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Leveling the playing field using Musescore and Braille Music
Published 17th Mar 2026
See the music world through the eyes of the blind
I also introduced direct access to Musescore files of every score.
This big change came about after I was asked about providing Musescore files on Reddit to a vision-impaired user.This seemed a f ...
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My debut trumpet EP - what went right, what went wrong
Published 29th Jan 2026
The adventure of my first cover song EP, from recording to getting them onto the streaming platforms. Today marks a huge milestone in my musical endeavours. I have released my first trumpet recordings.
I've also published the backing tracks created for each track on YouTube so other musicians can ...
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Interview with Music Industry Pro
Published 23rd Oct 2025
Find out what it takes to break into and survive in the Australian music industry As a requirement of my TAFE course in music performance I have interviewed industry professional, Michael Chambers to share knowledge of what is important to get right when you're entering or survi ...
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Musescore has been emptying my bank account
Published 4th Sep 2025
Crazy charges from Musescore have cost me a fortune
Musescore is a website built for storing and sharing musical scores created with the free software of the same name. The software makers have no ties to the score-sharing site apart from sharin ...
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Government poised to betray creators in AI copyright grab
Published 30th Aug 2025
Tech bros want us to pay for their free lunch
The first notion I had that the music industry is about to be hit by a tidal wave with the potential to destroy livelihoods was when I logged into my music distributor dashboard after a long absen ...
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Going viral on TikTok and no idea why
Published 26th Jul 2025
A look at what happens when you go viral on TikTok I've only recently gone back into doing my music. A couple of years into my composing efforts, I'd gotten distracted by other things.
A few weeks ago I decided to check back into my distributor's das ...
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The Story Behind Bin Chicken Banter
Published 16th Jul 2025
The Bin Chicken is as Australian as Bluey. I wrote a piece to honour their place in Australian culture. I recently released an album of brass band/ensemble pieces, including the track titled 'Bin Chicken Banter. Considering much of my audience is from outside Australia, I thought I should explain what a ...
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The story behind Antarctica
Published 10th Jul 2025
This blog post follows the story of my piece Antarctica from duet to chamber orchestra.
If you are at all familiar with my scores you may have noticed that there are usually several arrangements of the same piece. Writing for the general public chamber groups is very much a hit and mis ...
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The difference between mixing and mastering
Published 5th Nov 2023
An overview of the different roles in making music I haven’t blogged for a while so I thought I’d get back into things with a blog post about the difference between music composition, production, mixing and mastering. These terms are closely related b ...
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A look at the benefits and questions raised by composition competitions
Published 30th Jun 2022
Composition competitions, are they worth it?
As a fledgling composer I have had the joy of experiencing many things for the first time over the past 18 months. One of those things is entering composition competitions.
Not long after I beg ...
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How realistic orchestral tracks are made
Published 10th Aug 2021
A basic intro to how composers create realistic orchestral music without an orchestra.
Since I published this blog post, I have gone on to write and produce multiple tracks for orchestra as well as several commissions for chamber groups for members of the local Amateur Chamber Music ...
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This site and music belongs to Rosie Williams. For background on Rosie, check out RosieWilliams.me
To see the full list of all scores starting with the most recent see this link.
Scores for my original compositions are registered
with the Australasian performing rights-management association, APRAAMCOS.
This site publishes scores (sheet-music) and their associated sound-tracks, with the latter published through the streaming platforms.
All of the sound-tracks (regardless of the sheet-music license) remain copyright to myself and can not be used for any purpose other
than that which is permitted by the platforms where they are published.
Where the sheet-music scores are concerned,
there are different licenses for different types of scores on my site depending on whether they are my original work (copyright to me),
based on public domain scores (Creative Commons lisensed), or cover song arrangements (copyright to others).
A growing number of scores have been recreated from public domain classics, appearing in the playlist
Creative Commons Classics.
These are licensed under Creative Commons.
My own arrangements of popular cover songs are in the playlist Creative Covers.
All covers remain copyright to the original rights-holders.
Because of this, these scores can only be distributed through SheetMusicDirect,
SheetMusicPlus.
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All PDF and MuseScore files of my original compositions are available at zero cost and there is no sign up for download but there are license terms users must follow:
I do not use AI in any aspect of her music-making and do not provide permission for my sound-tracks or arrangements made by other people of my original scores
to be uploaded to AI sites.
You can download the MuseScore files for my original scores and change them to suit yourself. You can print as many copies as you need for your own group.
You may publish your own arrangements of any of the scores linked to my site but you must credit the rights-holders;
either myself for my original scores or the cover song rights-holders found on ArrangeMe.
You can record and release my arrangements or your own versions of my original scores or cover songs but you must credit the original
copyright holder; either myself (Rose-Marie Williams) or in the case of cover songs, those rights-holders.
You can use my music in any format for educational use, publicly perform it and share it with your class.
Scores for my original music have been created and saved in MuseScore version 3. Quality of the sound may vary if played in Musescore 4.
Take all markings as suggestions and make your own personal choices as to what works best for you as they are tailored to sound good in MuseScore rather than live performances.
If you would like me to publish your video performance of one of my compositions or arrangements on my YouTube channel & blog please contact me at rosie@musicalescapism.com.
Difficulty level is a best-guess/unspecified or for instruments I do not play, or where multiple instruments and levels apply.
For useful background on copyright using other people's music, check out this page on ArrangeMe.