This is Barry Taylor's new site.
Over 130 traditional favourites in MIDI format.
Barry Taylor's work was a major part of what made me get
involved in sequencing MIDIs in the first place. For those
unfamiliar with Barry's work, you should take the time to
visit this page, and also the mirror of his previous website,
Traditional Tunes in MIDI format , now hosted by
Lesley Nelson's
Site.
An excellent, well presented, site from
an accomplished professional folk singer, songwriter and
composer. Dick also has a great collection of sheet music (as
.GIFs) as well as a very good set of links. And this is a
site where you do NOT need to have the bloated browsers
demanded by a lot of other websites. Really worth a visit !
A very informative site containing a
wealth of information on some early Irish music. Some of the
pages contain some beautifully crafted harp and pipes MIDI
files, particularly the O'Carolan page and the
Ancient Music page. You can even download the entire
site in a zipped file - you have to ask where it is in the
Guest-Book.
If you visit only one more site today, go to this one
!
Christian Souchon's site of songs
relating to the Jacobite rebellion and the Young Pretender:
Bonnie Prince Charlie.
The words are supported by MIDIs, including those sequenced
by Barry Taylor - one of the best MIDI
sequencers.
John Slaven's site is concerned with the
folk scene in north-east Scotland, bands, clubs, music.
Although partially under construction (last time I checked),
is well worth a visit.
Also some good links from here.
A Collection of Songs, Words, MIDIs and
links. Nicely done.
Both English and German text.
My favourite musical collaborator, and a singer and musician
in his own right.
A great starting point for those
interested in MIDI Music in many styles with links to many
others.
Over 1400 top quality MIDI's on-line.
Examples and tests for MIDI music and tribute pages to
original MIDI sequencers.
MIDI examples and tests and links to many more.
Do yourself a favour and check out this
DOS program. You don't need Windows to surf the net.
This browser will allow you to go surfing, email, play
multi-media files and much, much more.
You don't even need an expensive state-of-the-art computer
to use the World Wide Web.
You may even, believe it or not, remove beWilderers 9x (and
up) from your hard drive.
Arachne for
DOS, the unofficially "official" support website for
Arachne.