This item (including musicxml and midi files) is on the Internet Archive at https://archive.org/details/bachalbumforpian00unse_omr and on Soundslice at https://www.soundslice.com/slices/mKC4c/

This "Aria" is movement IV from J.S. Bach's Fourth Partita, BWV 828. Like all of the Fourth Partita, it is in D major. According to Wikipedia, it was originally dated 1728 and is part of Bach's Clavier-Übung I.

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Aria (From the Fourth Partita) - JS Bach

On Internet Archive at On Internet Archive at https://archive.org/details/schirmerslibrary00unse_omr
On Soundslice at https://www.soundslice.com/slices/89f4c/

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) was a German composer and keyboardist. A notable child prodigy, he became one of the foremost composers of the early romantic period but was also a conservative artist who helped reignite interest in earlier composers he admired, including J.S. and C.P.E. Bach. His Lieder ohne Wortes (Songs without Words) are among his best know piano compositions. Mendelssohn published Opus 30 in 1835.

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Lieder ohne Worte (Songs without Words) Opus 30, No. 5 in D Major - Felix Mendelssohn

On Internet Archive at https://archive.org/details/historicalorganr00unse_omr
On Soundslice at https://www.soundslice.com/slices/q5V4c/

A liturgical JS Bach chorale prelude first published in a holographic manuscript dated 1716, as curated by Joseph Bonnet in Volume II of Shirmer's "Historical Organ-Recitals", published in 1918. 

Our OMR based rendition of Bonnet's notation of the piece is recorded using pipe organ samples according to his specifications, to the extent possible. In his notes, Bonnet says "the melody of the chorale itself disappears in its vibrations, although present in the voices which repeat it in fragments..."

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In dir ist Freude (In Thee is Gladness) - JS Bach

Vocal performance by @TadRobinson.The piano accompaniment is derived from piano sheet music dated 1922 using optical music recognition ("OMR"). This recording hews closely to the original notation.

For a sing-along version visit Soundslice at: www.soundslice.com/slices/Tdg4c/. Don't forget to grab a hat and cane!

For midi, musicxml, braille, and more information, visit the Internet Archive at archive.org/details/jukebox.broadway.omr

"Give My Regards to Broadway" was written by George M. Cohan for his musical "Little Johnny Jones", first performed in 1904. It's one of Cohan's best known and most often performed songs, including a noteworthy James Cagney song and dance in the 1942 biopic "Yankee Doodle Dandy".

Produced by @MLucas for Public Resource's Internet Jukebox.

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Give My Regards to Broadway - ft. Tad Robinson

A sing-along version with Homer H. Harbour's English lyrics is available at: www.soundslice.com/slices/M5byc/. The delightful melody, however, is the classic French children's song, 'Le furet du bois joli' (the jolly feret of the woods), with entirely different lyrics.

For midi, musicxml, braille, a solo piano version, and additional information, visit the Internet Archive at: archive.org/details/140folksongsrote00unse.115.omr.

The music was derived from item 84 in "140 Folk-Songs for Grades I, II and III, Volume 7" (1922) using OMR, then disassembled and recorded as a light and lively serving of folktronica.

Produced by @MLucas. The image is 'Gekka momo ni tsubakura' (moon, swallows and peach blossoms) by Andō, Hiroshige from the mid 19th century, sourced from Library of Congress item https://lccn.loc.gov/2008660678.

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The Swallows (Le furet du bois joli)

For a sing-along version on SoundSlice go to: www.soundslice.com/slices/BGg4c/.

For midi, musicxml, braille, a solo piano version, and additional information, visit the Internet Archive at: archive.org/details/140folksongsrote00unse.025.omr.

The music was derived from item 14 in "140 Folk-Songs for Grades I, II and III, Volume 7" (1922) using OMR. The resulting musicxml was edited in Dorico and recorded as the original piano arrangement and also rearranged into this short cinematic version.

Music produced by @MLucas.

Photo of a spring crocus by MLucas.

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