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Archives of Classical MIDI Sequences
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Ed Griffin in particular for the contribution of his enormous
collection.
I am pleased and regret to say that some sequences are quite beautiful
while others are rather atrocious... The latter ones are offered here
as raw material for further private enhancements.
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INDEX
- BACH, C.P.E.
- BACH, J.S.
- Brandenburg Concerto
- No. 3 (203kb)
- No. 5 (102kb)
- No. 5 p.1 p.2 p.3
- 2 Part Inventions (Coll. by brtravis@merle.acns.nwu.edu)
- (*) No. 1;
No. 2;
No. 3;
No. 4;
No. 5;
- No. 6;
No. 7;
(*) No. 8;
No. 9;
No. 10;
- No. 11;
No. 12;
No. 13;
No. 14;
No. 15
- 3 Part Symphonias (Coll. by brtravis@merle.acns.nwu.edu)
- No. 1;
No. 2;
No. 3;
No. 4;
No. 5;
- No. 6;
No. 7;
No. 8;
No. 9;
No. 10;
- No. 11;
No. 12;
No. 13;
No. 14;
No. 15
- Suites for flute and orchestra BWV 102
- Well Tempered Clavier - Vol.1
- Prelude No.11 in F
- Prelude No.14 in F# min.
- Prelude No.15 in G
- Other
- (*) Air on G String
- (*) Arioso
- Art of the Fugue No.14
- Art of the Fugue No.15
- Double Concerto
- Fugue in Cm
- (*) Fugue No.10
- (*) Toccata - Gigue
- Minuet - French Suite No.II in C-Minor (Bill Duke)
- Gigue (Bill Duke)
- (*) Little Fugue
- (*) Partita No.2
- (*) Partita No.3 in E
- (*) Prelude Cm
- (*) Prelude No.6
- (*) Toccata's Adagio
- Toccata and Fugue
- BARBER, S.
- BEETHOVEN, L.v.
- (*) Moonlight Sonata, 1st mov.
- F|r Elise
- Sonata No.18 C min. - 4th mov. Presto
- Fifth Symphony in C Minor, Opus 67 (Roberto Sierra) [Info]
- 1st Movement (109kb)
- 2nd Movement (69kb)
- 3rd Movement (59kb)
- 4th Movement (318kb)
- BIZET, G.
- L'Arlesienne - Intermezzo, Suite No.2 (w/o flute part)
- BRAHMS, J.
- Hungarian Dances (Coll. by brtravis@merle.acns.nwu.edu)
- CHOPIN, F.
- Fantaisie Impromptue
- (Coll. by brtravis@merle.acns.nwu.edu)
- Nocturne No.4
- Polonaise
- Prelude Op. 28 No. 7
- Prelude Op. 28 No. 20
- Impromptu
- Nocturne
- Nocture No.1 in E minor
- Polonaise
- Waltz in A minor (Dennis Alexander)
- CLEMENTI
- DEBUSSY, C.
- Claire de Lune (Roberto Sierra) [Info]
- DOWLAND
- Fantasia - Arrangement from Frederick Noad's The Renaissance Guitar
- EYCK, J.v.
- Der Fluyten Lusthof [Info] (Michiel Overtoom)
- Courant
- Daphne
- Denavond
- Goosen
- Rosemond
- HANDEL, G.F.
- Messiah, Hallelujah (Daniel N. Hamilton)
- Messiah, For Unto Us...
- Messiah - piano part only of piano reduction (Stephen Franek)
- And The Glory
- And He Shall Purify
- For Unto Us A Child Is Born
- There Were Shepherds...
- His Yoke Is Easy
- Hallelujah
- HAYDN, J.
- KHACHATURIAN
- LISZT, F.
- MARCELLO
- (*) Concerto for Oboe, 2nd mov.
- MENDELSSOHN, F.
- MOZART, W.A.
- Sonata in C - Allegro (brtravis@merle.acns.nwu.edu)
- String Quartet No.1 (James 'Newt' Perdue)
- String Quartet No.1
- String Quartet
- Marche Turque
- K330 No.1, No.2, No.3
- MUSSORGSKY, M.
- Pictures at an Exhibition
- Pictures at an Exhibition
- Pictures at an Exhibition (144kb)
- ORFF
- Carol of the Bells (Roberto Sierra) [Info]
- PACHELBEL
- PROKOFIEV, S.
- PURCELL, H.
- Trumpet Voluntary (Daniel N. Hamilton)
- Trumpet Voluntary
- RACHMANINOV, S.
- (*) Prelude 23-4
- Etude-Tableau in E-flat Major, opus 33 number 6 (Allegro con fuoco) (Roberto Sierra) [Info]
- Russian Rhapsody for two Pianos (Christoph Luebbe) [Info]
- RAMEAU, Ph.
- RIMSKY-KORSAKOV
- ROSSINI
- SAINT-SAENS, C.
- Le Carnival des Animaux (Ed Griffin)
- L'aquarium
- Le coucou
- L'elephant
- La voliere
- Les tortues
- La poule and le coq
- Le cygne
- Dance macabre
- Finale
- SATIE, E.
- (*) Gymnopedie
- Gymnopedie No.3/1
- SCARLATTI, D.
- Sonatas (Compiled by John Sankey) [Info]
- K.001;
K.002;
K.003;
K.004;
K.005;
- K.006;
K.007;
K.009;
K.010;
K.011;
- K.012;
K.013;
K.014;
K.015;
K.016;
- K.017;
K.018;
K.019;
K.020;
K.021;
- K.067;
K.068;
K.070;
K.071;
K.072;
- K.074;
K.075;
K.076;
K.079;
K.082;
- K.083;
K.084;
K.085;
K.096;
K.098;
- K.099;
K.100;
K.101;
K.102;
K.103;
K.104
- SCHUBERT, F.
- (*) Sonata in A Maj. Op.120
- (*) Impromptu
- Die Forelle (The Trout)
- ???
- SCHUMANN, R.
- SOR, F.
- (*) Etude No.8
- (*) Etude No.17
- TCHAIKOVSKY, P.I.
- Nutcracker - Chinese Dance
- Nutcracker - Spring Fairies
- Nutcracker - short piece
- TELEMAN
- Fantaisie 3/10 (Steven L. Adams) [Info]
- Suite in F
- VILLA LOBOS
- 'Prelude' from the Bachianas Brasileiras No. 4 (wendell@magma.leg.ufrj.br)
- VIVALDI, A.
- Four Seasons - Summer (wendell@magma.leg.ufrj.br)
- Four Seasons - Summer
- Concerto in Gm for recorder, oboe, violin, bassoon and continuo, RV 107, 1st mov. (Mike Moretti)
- Concerto in A min. (Bach arr. in B minor)
- Concerto for violin in A min.
- ???
- WAGNER, R.
- Bridal Chorus from Lohengren (Daniel N. Hamilton) [Info]
- ENCORES
- (*) Schwob, P.R. - Var. on Pachelbel's Canon
- (*) Ukrainian 'Ring Xmas Bells' canon
- Lloyd-Webber, A. - Phantom of the Opera (congdo@netcom.com)
- William, J. - Star Wars
- ??? - March of the Gladiators
- ??? - Madrigal (wendell@magma.leg.ufrj.br)
- ??? - Canzon II (David Henning) [Info]
- Woods [Info]
- Fortune [Info]
- CLUELESS - Please drop me a line if you know
anything about any of these...
- allegro
- E major No.1 No.2 No.3
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