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| Samuel Conway PhD (MP3, 2.2Mb, 1' 51", silly/crazy) by Patrick May |
| Free Will (MIDI, 3.4kb, 1' 20", ballad/waltz) by Daniel Rowe |
| Lost Ship (MP3, 3.6Mb, 3' 53", electronic/illustrative) by Jerzy Kulik |
| Moonlight Sonata (with added percussion) (MP3, 16.1Mb, 7' 0", classical/romantic) by Jim Taylor |
| Tenderfoot (MIDI, 3.1kb, 0' 57", easy/andeannewage) by Daniel Rowe |
| Einar (MIDI version) (MIDI, 45.3kb, 2' 35", ambient/strange) by Patrick May |
| Special Friends (MP3, 1.4Mb, 1' 29", sad/ambient) by Patrick May |
| Polish anthem (MP3, 2.5Mb, 2' 44", march) by Jerzy Kulik |
| Necromancer (MIDI, 108.3kb, 0' 43", funeraldoom) by Daniel Rowe |
| Final day of 2018 (midi version) (MIDI, 163.7kb, 2' 42", experimental/crazy) by Patrick May |
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FROM THE MIDI DIARY ARCHIVES:
21st February 2004 - You Never Know - - copyright © Dan Rowe, 2004, all rights reserved. (7 k, 93 sec)
February 21st 2001 - Eye-Cycle Cycle - for solo piano. Copyright © 2000 Gary E Kay, all rights reserved. (4 k, 164 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.)
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LATEST COMMENT:
Beethoven! (posted by Dan Rowe, 31 Jan 2019, 19:22) |
| Jim ought to know better than to leave out the author of this piece: Ludwig van Beethoven. |
 Portrait by Joseph Karl Stieler |
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Jim Taylor's arrangement of the Adventures of Dr. Franken theme (posted by Patrick May, 25 Jan 2019, 15:17) |
Hello,
I enjoyed Jim Taylor's very relaxing arrangement of the Adventures of Dr. Franken theme. It's quite a lot more subdued and sombre than the original. Of course, I enjoy the original too.
Here's the original on youtube, if anyone is interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ChAFkLl3jM |
 The Adventures of Dr. Franken |
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