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RJ
I'd like to know the answer to that, too!  Most of my sheet music was inherited from my mother, who was a gifted pianist, also have some from my similarly musical nephew (her grandson). I'm a bog-standard pianist and sing in choirs, too, so also have lots of choral music.  I've even got my grandmother's Tonic Sol-Fa version of the Messiah!  She couldn't read music and Grandfather thought this would be easy for her.
My great-grandfather used to own a music shop, selling, repairing and tuning musical instruments, but he also sold sheet music.  My grandfather, his son, had the job as a lad of going to the railway station every morning to pick up parcels of sheet music, which arrived every day from London, according to the shop's billhead.
I have sometimes seen sheet music on sale in charity shops, so you could try that way if you have any charity shops near you.   

I'm not telling, but I'm a little bit younger than you, Viktoria.  Just a little bit.   Birthday coming up soon, though.

"Database error" -I got this message once this morning.  It told me to try again later and report to administrators if it still didn't work, but actually it did work the next time I tried for a while.  Now I'm getting it again when I try to move to another page.

Yes, the building societies didn't take the wife's earnings into account as a rule when we got married in 1968, as she might get pregnant and stop earning.  We found it particularly annoying, as I was in a better paid job than my husband at that time

We set up something we called the Holiday and Present savings account and put away a small amount of money each month, so we always had something to fall back on for birthday and Christmas presents and the very occasional holiday. As it was an interest-bearing account (Burnley Building Society, from memory) we made a little bit of interest at times, too.  

Happy Valentine's Day to all!  And in this part of Devon it's  a lovely sunny day, too.  What a treat to see the blue sky and to feel the warmth of the sun, though I fear that may mean frost tonight.  My husband has presented me with red roses and some extremely naughty chocolate biscuits (he knows my weaknesses!).  He always puts lovely words in his cards, words which he has obviously given a great deal of thought to.  I gave him his favourite Turkish Delight and did my best to add meaningful words to the card, but I'm not as good as he is at this.  We had coffee at my daughter's and caught up with her family's activities.  Grandson (15) is preparing for the Ten Tors hike next May and is getting quite tough and ready to meet this challenging activity. 
Do read all about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Tors hike
Granddaughter  (13) is just busy growing up and borrowing her mother's clothes and make-up.