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  • ...arCode]] (or more correctly the [[GTIN]]) as found on physical releases of music. Like the [[ISRC]] (a code for identifying single recordings as found on re
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  • * '''Top parent company:''' [[Jazz/Labels/Concord Music Group|Concord Music Group]] * '''Distributed by:''' [[Jazz/Labels/Concord Music Group|Concord Music Group]]
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  • MusicBrainz is a community-maintained open source encyclopedia of music information.
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  • * [[Artist:e36f762b-0526-4812-8087-917dc1f52ee9|Art Music Scandinavia]] * [[Artist:0721b41e-94fe-442d-976c-78e37624cb60|Global Music]]
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  • '''MusicBrainz is a community-maintained open source encyclopedia of music information. ...oject has expanded from its origins as a mere CDDB replacement to the true music encyclopedia MusicBrainz is today.
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  • ...org/wiki/Now_That%27s_What_I_Call_Music!#References Now That's What I Call Music! References] ...dia:Now That's What I Call Music!]] and [[wikipedia:Now That's What I Call Music! discography]]
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  • ...ger designed to automatically identify and organize audio files and entire music collections. It supports all commonly used audio file formats. A feature-ri ...rarchies, and completes missing information with data obtained from online music databases like MusicBrainz and AcoustID.
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  • ...dia pages as well as how artists and their releases relate to the world of music. ...ng, enabling journeys of music discovery within, into and out of the BBC's music websites. It also potentially offers MusicBrainz access to the expertise of
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  • ...Brainz '''it does not mean that we have access to or provide access to the music files themselves'''.
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  • ...the [[wikipedia:Classical_period_%28music%29|Classical Period]] in Western music. [[Category:Classical Music]]
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  • ...hope to have a number of tools available in the future which can scan your music directory and submit your collection to MusicBrainz. This page will provid [http://beets.radbox.org Beets], an open-source command-line music manager, has a [http://beets.readthedocs.org/page/plugins/mbcollection.html
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  • CritiqueBrainz is a repository for Creative Commons licensed music reviews, and one of the projects under the [[meb:projects|MetaBrainz umbrel
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  • Live music venues see a lot of artists come and go and some of them release albums wit * [[wikipedia:Great American Music Hall|Great American Music Hall]], San Francisco, CA, USA
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  • <name>Studio Brussel: Life Is Music</name>
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  • <title>Now That’s What I Call Music! 95</title> <title>Now That’s What I Call Music! 95</title>
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  • |description=AcousticBrainz crowdsources acoustic information for all music in the world and to make it available to the public. We already have low-le |description=Fills the gap between music critics and raw data by providing a platform created for the sole purpose o
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  • '''Welcome [http://new.musichackday.org/ Music Hack Day] Participants!''' ...MusicBrainz and the Internet Archive collaboratively created an archive of music cover art. Using a simple HTTP call, you retrieve a cover art image if you
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  • == ListenBrainz Year in Music 2023: Playlists == ...structure isn't quite finished yet, we're documenting ListenBrainz Year in Music playlists here on MusicBrainz.
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  • == ListenBrainz Year in Music 2022: Playlists == ...structure isn't quite finished yet, we're documenting ListenBrainz Year in Music playlists here on MusicBrainz.
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  • | MVLP 33 || V.A. || Music of George Gershwin Played by America's Greatest Jazzmen | MVLP 34 || V.A. || Music of Cole Porter Played by America's Greatest Jazzmen
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  • ..., which also means that MusicBrainz does not condemn or condone any of the music catalogued in the database. Editors and voters are expected to tolerate vie
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  • ...d to make it available to the public. That means if you have a database of music, it would be great if you helped this project by contributing to it. ...l spectral information and information for genres, moods, keys, scales and much more - and submitting these analyses to AcousticBrainz.
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  • ...archive.org/ Internet Archive] and [[MusicBrainz]] to form a repository of music cover art (e.g. the covers of CDs) that is freely and easily accessible. Th * Go make the music industry a better place.
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  • # [[Series/Isaac Stern Life| Isaac Stern: A Life in Music]] # [[Series/Now Thats What I Call Music|Now That's What I Call Music!]]
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  • | [http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/reviews/bf9x Saint-Saëns - Complete Piano Music] | [[ReleaseGroup:df38e64e-0e9e-3e92-8f8c-ba9f87409760|The Complete Music for Piano and Orchestra (Orchestra of Radio Luxembourg, feat. piano: Gabrie
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  • ...ill enable people discover more music they like and users who have similar music tastes to their own. We're working on some of these features now, but we wi === Create short music reviews on ListenBrainz using the CritiqueBrainz API ===
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  • ...kes the data still interesting for music research purposes while making it much less useful as personal identification info. We will also often remove your ; Hang on, you're violating copyright law by providing all my music online!
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  • ...ake CritiqueBrainz more useful and interesting is by providing reviews for music, places, and other things is by aggregating reviews from other sources. Thi ...icularly in cases when we can't "import" reviews (like we've done with BBC Music ones), because they are not distributed under an open (CC) license. But wha
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  • ...ake CritiqueBrainz more useful and interesting is by providing reviews for music, places, and other things is by aggregating reviews from other sources. Thi ...icularly in cases when we can't "import" reviews (like we've done with BBC Music ones), because they are not distributed under an open (CC) license. But wha
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  • * Docs explaining why MetaBrainz is separate from (Music)brainz, the ideology and the history
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  • ...ential that we wouldn’t have thought of before, and empower people—such as music fans long separated from artists by the record companies—to take control
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  • ...plans for MusicBrainz and the steps required for creating and operating a music metadata non-profit corporation.
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  • "name": "Studio Brussel: Life Is Music",
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  • A place is a building or outdoor area used for performing or producing music. ::A place designed for non-live production of music, typically a recording studio.
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  • ** [https://github.com/stephan-strate/php-music-brainz-api stephan-strate/php-music-brainz-api]
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  • # [[/Classical|Classical music]] ...lish guidelines]] ([[Style/Classical/Language/English|English in classical music]])
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  • ...music (a person doing one art is often doing another, like music+books or music+movies) ** No strong/direct references to music, MusicBrainz, zombies, Star Trek, ...
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  • ...by providing a reliable and unambiguous form of music identification; this music identification is performed through the use of MusicBrainz Identifiers (MBI MBIDs play an important role when managing a digital music collection and there are several applications that are [[MusicBrainz Enable
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  • ...ake CritiqueBrainz more useful and interesting is by providing reviews for music, places, and other things is by aggregating reviews from other sources. Thi ...icularly in cases when we can't "import" reviews (like we've done with BBC Music ones), because they are not distributed under an open (CC) license. But wha
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  • ...gnificant number of users who curate a large database of information about music.
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  • ...cing the audience to MusicBrainz and teach them how to tag their own local music using Picard
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  • ...(like a photographer, an illustrator, or a poet whose writings are set to music), or even a [[Fictitious_Artist|fictional character]]. ...cal region (like a building or an outdoor area) used to perform or produce music. It could range from a stadium to a religious building to an indoor arena.
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  • [[File:ajax-on-music-bottle.jpg]]
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  • ...ake CritiqueBrainz more useful and interesting is by providing reviews for music, places, and other things is by aggregating reviews from other sources. Thi ...icularly in cases when we can't "import" reviews (like we've done with BBC Music ones), because they are not distributed under an open (CC) license. But wha
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  • ...a collection either from the website or by using a [[Music Collection Tool|music collection tool]] which tells the server which releases you have in a speci ...community projects, but it can also be a good way to, say, have a shared “Music we have at home” collection with your family, or collect artists with fun
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  • This guide explains how to correct and update the tags of your music in your iTunes from [[MusicBrainz]] using Picard. Please read everything an ...4p, it will probably mess up the release art. If you do put your purchased music through, there is a way to get to fix it (see [[#Troubleshooting]])
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  • ...en history. One of the goals is for this data to be used for building open music recommendation systems. |A community-maintained open source music encyclopedia that collects music metadata and makes it available to the public.
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  • [[MusicBrainz]] is not unique as a database of music information. For a comprehensive list, see [[wikipedia:List_of_online_music |Directory of all things music, edited by volunteers. Imports data from MusicBrainz.
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  • ...gers in the [[Tagger Affiliate Program]] such as [[AudioRanger]] or [[Yate Music Tagger]]. Contact and support information for these applications can be fou ...Brainz '''it does not mean that we have access to or provide access to the music files themselves'''. If you still think that we're infringing your copyrigh
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  • '''Labels''' are one of the most complicated and controversial parts of the music industry. The main reason for that being that the term itself is not clearl === Music group ===
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