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• Arts: Music: Styles: C: Classical  (2,055)

» American Mavericks - Streaming audio of works by 20th century American composers, including Cage, Cowell, Adams, Babbit, and Copland.




» Classical Archives - Includes thousands of files (MIDI, MP3, and Windows Media Audio) from over 1000 composers.




» Classical Piano Midi Page - Includes over 40 MP3 files of classical piano music realized by Bernd Krueger.




» Classical Piano Short Pieces - MP3 and MIDI recordings of sequenced performances.




» ELIXIR's MIDI Page for Classical Guitar - MP3 sequences; MIDIs fine-tuned to Roland Sound Canvas SC-88. [Japanese/English].




» Ian Partridge, Tenor - A few audio and video tracks by Tchaikovsky, Schubert, and Ivor Gurney.




» J.S. Bach Organ Music - Numerous works performed by various organists on the grand Marbella Organ in Spain.




» Karadar Bertoldi Ensemble - Popular classical selections in MP3 and MIDI formats.




» Kunst der Fuge - Thousands of free classical music files (MIDI, MP3, WMA, Real) of fugues and other contrapuntal music.




» Limburg Cathedral Boyschoir - Choral music by Mozart, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Rutter, and Rheinberger.




» Lisztonian - Classical piano music performed by Jeremiah K. Jones.




» Mackay-Smith Index - Catalogue of instrumental music includes classical MIDI and WAV files.




» Michael's Classical Piano Site - MP3 and MIDI files of classical piano music.




» Musical Selections - Classical piano music by a wide variety of composers.




» Opus100 - Streaming RealAudio excerpts of many classical works.




» Russian Art Songs - MP3 and RealAudio selections from several centuries of Russian vocal chamber music.




» Steve Sycamore - Original 21st century art music in MP3 and MIDI format.




» SuperConductor - Classical music performances created with SuperConductor software.




» Tubalate - Tuba and euphonium quartet shares RealAudio excerpts from their CDs.




» Wikipedia - List of free classical music recordings, mostly in ogg format, available at Wikipedia.

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