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Downloading it now.

One thing I'm curious about, is the icon. What does it represent?

However, this is one other reason I would be delighted to see the code released in an open license - it would allow people who do have the time and energy to do such projects to come along and play with the code to do their thing and contribute to the total project. The principle of open source, an...

Please register interest here ! PDF or proposal here . This is a brief initial proposal for a Magazine/Gazette/Journal/etc. relating to the fine arts and the arts in general. I am looking for initial interest not contributors or contributions. However, anyone who merely wishes to register interest ...

You will always get attributed. You can either: Allow commercial use or not. Allow modifications of the recording (mixes etc.) or not. If you are worried at all, I suggest going with the most strict license: BY-NC-ND BY = By attribution (standard on all licenses) NC = Non-Commercial ND = No derivati...

And, indeed, a large amount of non-classical music is not notated.

Second-to-last chord of Mahler's 7th symphony would be mine.

There is and never will be a deadline!

TBPH, I don't mind either way. I just want to get some metaphorical ball rolling.

Maybe not?


(Just clarification, I don't actually believe in religion)

This is a call for pianists and other musicians of any discipline (Classical, Jazz etc.) t o perform and record a selection of small pieces originally for solo piano. The Set of Bagatelles are small piano pieces grouped into volumes of forty (when applicable); updated when new bagatelles are created...

Okay fair enough.

He just took older music and stamped his own originality on to it. I fail to see the difference here to what ever other composer in history has done (to varying degrees of course). If that isn't original, then originality is a farce. Bach to Stravinsky - - You can easily compare compositional trait...

I believe that should be fine. Proceed!

Regards

Indeed. As time goes on, I continue to find it odd that people think the 20th century was this desolate time of all 'classical' music being noisy claptrap, when there's a laundry list of composers who have enjoyed great popularity, wrote mostly if not completely tonal and populist music, who lived ...

What of a piece where there is a specific solo instrument but (lets say) chordal harmony below?