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Classical Music files in Midi Format ~
You are visitor number since February 1995.
The current subdirectory number needed for submissions and MailMidi rel.6.8.2 is: 6 (See this info.)
[21 June 97]
o to the INDEX, use the SEARCH ENGINE, or see the Archives' ORGANIZATION.
"It may not be as far as you think."
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If your setup includes MIDI capability, you may
immediately listen to (or download) any of these collected (Western)
Classical Music Midi Sequences...
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MidiGate allows you to click on several midi file links in quick succession:
You only need to wait until a file begins loading to click on another link.
This is particularly convenient, say, with multi-movement pieces.
MidiGate will automatically place the received files in its queue.
Note however that the queue order is determined by the time at which the file has been fully received.
For example, if you're downloading a piece with a long first movement followed by a short second movement,
you may want to wait until that first movement is well on its way before clicking on the second movement.
Otherwise you may hear the latter first.
Note to Netscape 3.x users: If you wish to use MidiGate as your midi player of choice and another midi player always wants to take over, do the following:
- Go to your Program Files\Netscape\Navigator\Program\plugins directory
- Rename Npaudio.dll to Npaudio.dl
- (Optional) Rename Npaudio.zip to Npaudio.zi
That'll deflect control from the default plugin and allow MidiGate to do its job.
While here, you may want to learn about our most successful shareware for Windows.
I am pleased and regret to say that some of these sequences are quite beautiful
while others are rather atrocious... (Those marked with
{╢} are particularly good.
Those marked with
{+} are most recent.)
Note: Only the sequences that are larger than 30k have an indicated size.
Please read the Archives' Notes - the Permission in particular.
You may want to Reset Your MIDI Setup.
(Note that MidiGate can do that automatically.)
Click the icon on the right to view a few suggested graphics
and text to create a link to the Archives in your own pages.
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Pierre R. Schwob
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~ INDEX ~
Click on the desired composer's initial... or use the ARCHIVES' SEARCH ENGINE
[ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ]
(Some composers are on their own page)
J.S.Bach;
Beethoven;
Brahms;
Chopin;
Debussy;
Handel;
Haydn;
Liszt;
Mendelssohn;
Mozart;
Scarlatti;
Schubert;
[Others];
[Inspirations & Aspirations].
The Archives Are Organized In Eight Main Sections:
Use the Index to jump to the desired composer.
See also:
Classical Midi Archives copyright © 1994-97 of PRS Corporation; © 1997 of HomeGate Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
The sequences were received under the understanding that
no copyrighted material should be submitted to the Archives.
They are offered in these pages, however, without any warranty as to their
copyright status. Should you wish to have one or more sequence removed,
please send an immediate request to copyright@homegate.net.
Sequences marked with an asterisk (*) have copyright © of Pierre R. Schwob.
HomeGate is a trademark of HomeGate Corporation.
ID LOGIC ® is a registered trademark of PRS Corporation.
See the Archives Notes for more details - the PERMISSION in particular.
If you wish to submit sequences to the Archives, please follow these instructions.
Page prepared by Pierre R. Schwob, HomeGate Corporation. 
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