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Somebody asked... so for the youngsters, here's what Bach sounds like on an Apple II.
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| MarkHolbrook said 910 days ago (November 27th, 2010) | |
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I remember this! well something like it at least! Cool! Check out my latest song called My 911
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| particledots said 910 days ago (November 27th, 2010) | |
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fabulous did you do the programming on this? Check out my latest song called i got a new lens
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| H3nry said 910 days ago (November 27th, 2010) | |
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Yes I think there were three versions of Brandenburg #2. Bobby Deen did all three Brandenburgs, as well as William Tell and the complete Nutcracker. He was the guy for classics. There were 40 or 50 people who contributed to the ALF song catalog. No online chatting in those days. We thought we were awfully high tech modeming songs via an Apple BBS and mailing floppies thru the post office. Check out my latest song called Mic check
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| jgurner said 909 days ago (November 28th, 2010) | |
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Ha! This is great. I remember spending hours doing stuff like this on my TI-99/4A way back in the day. Too cool! Check out my latest song called Anniversary
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| LonePineMusic said 816 days ago (March 1st, 2011) | |
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Very Cool! Personal computers have always been music machines! :) Check out my latest song called The Peasant Wedding
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| davajonah said 718 days ago (June 8th, 2011) | |
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Haha! Very cool indeed. I love this. Check out my latest song called Nocturne op. 55 Andante
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H3nry
Forgot to mention: Finale, Brandenburg Concerto #2 by J.S.Bach.
Programmed about 1979-80.