In order to make meaningful compositorial suggestions The Pirate Fugues relies on a large collection of classical scores.
Thanks to people who share the data...
Just like the NSA and Google, I keep the original files.
Stanford University
Link: musedata.org
Composers: Telemann, Vivaldi, Bach, Haendel, Mozart
File format: md, stage1, stage2
Ohio State University School of Music
Link: humdrum.org
Composers: Buxtehude, Corelli, Bach, Haydn, Clementi
File format: Kern
very accurate transcriptions, but without diatonic precision due to midi format
Link: jsbach.net
Composers: Bach
File format: midi
community based, dynamic, good search, previews, modern file formats
Link: musescore.org
Composers: Bach (many others are featured)
File format: MusicXML (others are featured)
community based, not dynamic
Link: mutopiaproject.org
Composers: Bach (many others are featured)
File format: MusicXML, Midi
managed by Jesse Rodin, and Craig Sapp since 2010
Link: josquin.stanford.edu
Composers:
Guillaume Du Fay,
Johannes Regis,
Antoine Busnoys,
Johannes Martini,
Johannes Tinctoris,
Alexander Agricola,
Loyset Compere,
Gaspar van Weerbeke,
Matthaeus Pipelare,
Henricus Isaac,
Pierre de la Rue,
Josquin des Prez,
Jacob Obrecht,
Jean Mouton,
Antoine Brumel,
Marbrianus de Orto,
Jean Japart,
Johannes Ockeghem
File format: MusicXML, Humdrum, ...
Scans of print editions of the scores are available as pdf documents at the Petrucci Music Library. They serve as template for proof-reading scores from external source but also own transcriptions.
Link: djtascha.de
Composers: Bach, Klengel, Mendelssohn
File format: The Pirate Fugues native
I can deal with an ambitious man,
he can be bought,
but a man who wants nothing has no price.
King Eurystheus