CDBA Score File Database
The CDBA Score File is a shared resource designed to help directors access scores for performances, adjudications, and other events without requiring each director to purchase their own copy.
The database continues to grow as directors contribute scores they have already purchased. This resource can help reduce costs for band programs while making access to music more equitable for everyone.
Browse the Score File Database
View the current collection of available scores to help you select music or see whether a piece you need is already available.
Link to the CDBA Score File Database
Request Scores
Need a score for an upcoming performance or adjudication? Submit a request to access a score from the CDBA Score File.
This resource can be especially helpful for events such as MPA, festivals, and performances at venues like Carowinds or Busch Gardens where a score may be required.
The database continues to grow as directors contribute scores they have already purchased. This resource can help reduce costs for band programs while making access to music more equitable for everyone.
Browse the Score File Database
View the current collection of available scores to help you select music or see whether a piece you need is already available.
Link to the CDBA Score File Database
Request Scores
Need a score for an upcoming performance or adjudication? Submit a request to access a score from the CDBA Score File.
This resource can be especially helpful for events such as MPA, festivals, and performances at venues like Carowinds or Busch Gardens where a score may be required.
Have a Score to Contribute?
If you purchase a piece that is not currently in the CDBA Score File, consider donating your purchased score to the collection. The more directors contribute, the more valuable this resource becomes for everyone.
To donate scores, contact Travis Pike at [email protected]
If you purchase a piece that is not currently in the CDBA Score File, consider donating your purchased score to the collection. The more directors contribute, the more valuable this resource becomes for everyone.
To donate scores, contact Travis Pike at [email protected]