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LATEST MUSIC (Hint: On a slow connection? Choose pieces with kb sizes):

Bird cherry flowers (MP3, 4.4Mb, 3' 51", nature) by Nikolay Trotsenko
5:30 AM Dirge (MIDI, 15.4kb, 0' 56", illustrative) by Jim Taylor
Daughters of Mara (MP3, 1.9Mb, 1' 10", rock/exotica) by Daniel Rowe
Walking In A Classical Wonderland (MP3, 2.3Mb, 2' 30", christmas) by Jim Taylor
Rakshasa (MIDI, 164.4kb, 1' 44", rock/exotica) by Daniel Rowe
Moonlight Sonata (MP3, 6.2Mb, 6' 7", romantic) by Jim Taylor
Wish I Was Here (MP3, 2.4Mb, 1' 25", ballad/serious) by Daniel Rowe
Namxat (MP3, 3.0Mb, 1' 43", odd/sad) by Daniel Rowe
Easter Basket (MIDI, 130.0kb, 1' 38", pop) by Daniel Rowe
Kopeck (MP3, 2.0Mb, ' 58", ethnic) by Daniel Rowe
The Highwayman (MP3, 1.4Mb, ' 52", illustrative/classical) by Daniel Rowe
Merhaba (MP3, 1.9Mb, ' 57", classical/middleeast) by Daniel Rowe

1437 pieces posted since November 2006, by: James Taylor (468); Daniel Rowe (253); Jerzy Kulik (176); Ricardo Frantz (173); Azer Mantessa (123); Keith Bramich (70); Patrick May (65); Michael Fonos (35); Keith Theodosiou (13); Denis Desbiens (10) ... more ...

Browse by style: Hymn (117), Polyphonic (107), Experimental (79), Pop (74), Classical (70), Cinematic (69), Rock (68), Waltz (57), Illustrative (50), Ballad (43), Ambient (35), Jazz (34) ... more ...


FROM THE MIDI DIARY ARCHIVES:
Wednesday 17th May 2006 - Short Piece No 6 - - copyright © 2006 Keith Bramich, all rights reserved. (2 k, 86 sec)
17th May 2003 - Un nouveau jour - (A new day) - copyright © 2003 Denis Desbiens, all rights reserved. I had the theme of this piece during the Saturday of Easter. I immediately wrote the first twelve notes on paper while my wife waited for me to go to the shopping centre. I was in the mood of the St Matthew Passion written by J.S. Bach. Something new and fresh is in the mood of Easter, isn't it? (16 k, 348 sec)
May 16th 2000 - Stinking Tuna - - A full band piece humorously entitled Stinking Tuna. A fast paced piece with a continuing rivalary between the woodwinds and the brasses. As they try to out-do each other they grow louder and louder. In the end, it is a magnificent tie as the baritone sax and the basses catapult the higher instruments into a wonderfully thunderous chord. Copyright © Chris DiToro 1999 - all rights reserved. More from Chris tomorrow and Thursday ... (23 k, 135 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 via dial-up connections.)


LATEST COMMENT:

Heh heh! Oh boy! (posted by Patrick May, 29 Feb 2012, 06:38)

I haven't been here for quite a while. It's good to see that you're all still composing.

August Rush (posted by Jim Taylor, 28 Feb 2012, 02:20)

Anyone see AUGUST RUSH? Quite a movie for musicians.

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