LATEST MUSIC:
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| Artificial Intelligence or No Intelligence (MP3, 11.2Mb, 7' 52", electro/computer) by James K. Taylor |
| Solfeggieto (MP3, 977.6kb, 1' 0", jazz) by James K. Taylor |
| Allegroup (MP3, 969.4kb, 1' 2", dance) by James K. Taylor |
| Honk (MP3, 2.8Mb, 1' 58", brass/experimental) by Patrick May |
| Sperrhake (MP3, 1.6Mb, 1' 43", classical) by Keith Bramich |
| Itchy and Scratchy Tick-Toccata (MP3, 3.5Mb, 3' 44", humour/funny) by Keith Bramich |
| Magic2v1 (MP3, 2.2Mb, 2' 24", bass/groove) by Patrick May |
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| HappySongV2 (MP3, 1.1Mb, 0' 51", happy/experimental) by Patrick May |
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2141 pieces posted since November 2006, by: James Taylor (653); Daniel Rowe (511); Jerzy Kulik (298); Ricardo Frantz (172); Patrick May (170); Azer Mantessa (123); Keith Bramich (84); Michael Fonos (38); Keith Theodosiou (13); Nikolay Trotsenko (10) ... more ...
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FROM THE MIDI DIARY ARCHIVES:
28th April 2004 - Nasceu o Sol a fulgurar (The Sun has risen sparklingly) - - copyright © 2003 Ricardo Frantz (lovizol at terra DOT com dot br), all rights reserved. Based on the well-known lutheran hymn. (12 k, 106 sec)
April 29th 2001 - Why, Why Do You Love Me? - by Jim Taylor. Copyright © 2001 James K Taylor, all rights reserved. Here is a 50s style ballad. My wife said part of this sounds like another 50s song, but many of them sound alike anyway. (54 k, 249 sec)
April 29th 1998 - NYC Front Door - a jazz/funk/hip/experimental piece by FreeBrick, copyright © 1998 Frode Berge (55 k, 243 sec)
(From 19 November 1997 until 18 November 2006 we featured one new original MIDI file each day - there are well over 3000 of these, and we'll feature some different ones each day. These are all smallish MIDI files, and suitable for downloading quickly.)
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LATEST COMMENT:
Web stats (posted by Keith, 15 Jun 2024, 11:44) |
Hi Jim,
The MIDI Diary web stats show that about 65,000 pages are viewed each month, and that your page here is the second most popular one. During May 2024 your 'Hymn for Four Horns No 22' was the most listened to of your pieces - 64 times. Unfortunately I haven't got time at the moment to change the software to show listening stats for each piece.
All good wishes,
Keith |
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Music Theory (posted by James K. Taylor, 12 Jan 2024, 02:40) |
Since no one has asked any questions on these free piano lessons, I guess I will post no more for the time being.
Keith: it would be helpful there was a way to indicate how many times a song was listened to on the CMD. |
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