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Beethoven MIDI Files

A list of the best web sites hosting MIDI files of Beethoven's music, mostly free downloads.
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Beethoven Depot - This site has a large number of Beethoven MIDI files; to reach the files, look at the list under the heading "Collection (MIDI Archive)". Choose a list of works based on an instrument (e.g.,piano) or ensemble (e.g.,string quartet).

Kunst der Fuge - Beethoven - Extensive collection of Beethoven's music, including: piano, organ, chamber, symphony, concertos, operas and overtures, masses, and fugues.

The Unheard Beethoven - This site contains MIDI files of Beethoven works that are not easily found in recordings. Go to "Take me to the MIDIs!" halfway down the page to access the files.

Beethoven MIDI Files - This MIDI page is part of a larger site owned by Peter Harrison which is focused on Beethoven. He has a great deal of information about Beethoven's life and works on the other pages of the site, including a discussion forum. To access the MIDI files on this page, roll your cursor over the jukebox in the middle of the page. There you will find selected movements from Beethoven's symphonies, concertos, overtures, and piano solos.

The Classical Archives - Beethoven - This website has changed extensively, but has a tremendous number of fantastic MIDI files. MIDI files are now all free downloads, but you must find the specific work you are looking for and download the MIDI as follows:

  1. If you're not already a member (you can sign up for a free membership), click the "Become a member" link and enter your information.
  2. Find the particular work you’re looking for (do NOT use "MIDI" in any searches).
  3. Click the “MIDI” tab if there is one. If no "MIDI" tab is visible, then there are no MIDI files available for the work.
  4. Click on the “XX Midis” text.
  5. Click on the “Show sequences” text link to see the MIDI files that are available.
  6. Click the Download (or Add to Downloads) and the file is put in a cart called “My Downloads”.
  7. When you're done adding files (the MIDI files are free) to "My Downloads", click the "My Download button at the top of the page to go to your selected files and download them.

 

 

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