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When you click on a Play button (left, top), an extract of a PA MIDI file should begin playing. If not, your browser may not be set up to play MIDI files. When set up correctly, each extract should play without causing Media Player (or Quicktime) to boot. This website was tested with Internet Explorer 8, using Media Player as the default player.

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Popular music

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