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We are always happy to publish new .mid files on the site!
To submit your files consider the following:
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Please attach the .mid files writing specifics on the email body (not as attachment): Composers & Titles with Opus numbers (and possibly Date of Composition or First Pubblication).
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Send only works that you have sequences or performed, or of which rights are free (copyleft or public domain).
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Send only files after having completed a serie (e.g. Toccata e Fuga): no separate movements, please.
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Please rename your file names as:
composersurname_work_name_3_99_2_(c)yoursurname.mid
Where the first number [3 in this case] is the progressive number (the third ballade, the third symphony...), the second number [99 in this case] is the opus number, the last number is the movement number. Keep attention to not use spaces in the file-name or add notices as key signatures,
instruments, movement names, opus/bwv/hwv/hob... labels.
Good file names can be:
anglebert_fugue_2_(c)mccoy.mid
beethoven-liszt_symphony_9_464_4_(c)pepperdine.mid
chopin_scherzo_2_31_(c)simonetto.mid
dowland_lady_rich_galliard_(c)bachovich.mid
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Write Your Complete Name in the body of the email (you will find it on our contributors-thank-page linked to your personal webpage, if you wish).
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Please be sure your files sound well and you have edited them for last (consider, we usually select the best files: we are not very selective but sometimes we are forced to exclude files because not well realized, or incomplete or of which copyright info is not clear).
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Please, do not zip your files: MIDI's are light and our internet connection is fast. :)
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