Very Computer

You can search the entire internet for the MIDI file you may be
looking for by title of file name at my website. The search engine is
powered by Alta Vista and provided b Charles Kelly. Not quite 100%
accurate but *very* good. Give it a try.

Go to my website (URL below), click "Free MIDI files" in the table of
contents. scroll down the list of free  MIDI files until you get to
the bottom and you will find the search tool.

Bob "Notes" Norton
Owner, Norton Music

http://members.aol.com/NortonMIDI/index.htm

One of the 500 best sites on the web according to "The Internet Guide
Book"

FREE, pro quality MIDI files,
A MIDI file search engine (searches the internet for a MIDI),
Some of the best musician's links (IMHO),
Band-In-A-Box improvement software - FREE info and download(s),
A joke or two,
and some way cool, commercial stuff of interest to musicians

Your page still sucks.

And you're still WAY too full of yourself!!!

^^^^^^^^^^^
Mylar Tweed

Go directly to the page at:

   http://www.aitech.ac.jp/~ckelly/midi/help/midi-search.html
   Searching the Internet for a Certain MIDI File
   (5 K, no images)

The page will work locally off of your own hard disk, so save it to your
own hard disk and use it whenever you like without the need to  visit the
page online every time you are looking for a certain MIDI file.

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  Standard MIDI Files on the Net - The List of Sites With MIDI Files
    At 2 Locations:
        http://www.aitech.ac.jp/~ckelly/SMF.html
        http://www.cs.ruu.nl/pub/MIDI/MIRRORS/SMF/
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