MIDI - Robert C. Goodyear's Classical MIDI

Robert C. Goodyear's Classical MIDI

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I have been sequencing Classical MIDI since 1994.
My first wavetable sound card was an Ensoniq Soundscape. Unfortunately, they were taken over by Sound Blaster and now a great sound card is gone.
But I still use mine, combined with my prized possessions,
a RolandED SC-8850 and UA-100 Processor.
For MIDI sequencing, I use PowerTracks Pro.
Since I have limited piano keyboard experience, I enter everything manually with the mouse and keyboard.
As you may have noticed, my favorite composer is Richard Strauss.
Don Juan was the first classical music I remember hearing at age 8 and I was enthralled - but other works here are special to me as well.
The Firebird, the Kalinnikov and Victory At Sea are favorites from high school
and my 24 years in the Navy Band.

Most of these sequences require 128 voice polyphony.
Make sure your sound card or MIDI player are set correctly.

I hope you enjoy listening to my MIDI as much as
I enjoyed creating them.

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This page was last updated Sunday, May 10, 2009

I have converted several of my MIDI files to .wma (Windows Media).
They may be heard and downloaded at the link below.

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Richard Strauss
(The score for this piece has many mistakes.
I will continue trying to sort them out.)

Richard Strauss

Haydn Wood

Igor Stravinsky

Vasily Kalinnikov

Peter I. Tchaikovsky

Jaromir Weinberger

Ferde Grofé

Giacomo Puccini

Richard Rodgers

Arr. Carmen Dragon

This Classical MIDI site contains Richard Strauss best Classical Tone Poems in MIDI. These include Ein Heldenleben, Don Juan, Alpine Symphony (Eine Alpensinfonie), Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks, Death and Transfiguration, Also Sprach Zarathustra and Sinfonia Domestica by Richard Strauss. It also contains other fine classical MIDI files such as the Firebird Suite by Stravinsky, Grand Canyon Suite by Ferde Grofé, Kalinnikov Symphony #1, Victory At Sea by Richard Rodgers, Mannin Veen and more, as sequenced for MIDI by Robert C. Goodyear.

Most of these sequences require 128 voice polyphony. Make sure your sound card or MIDI player are set correctly. I hope you enjoy listening to my MIDI as much as I enjoyed creating them.

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Most of these sequences require 128 voice polyphony.
Make sure your sound card or MIDI player are set correctly.

I hope you enjoy listening to my MIDI as much as
I enjoyed creating them.