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  • Template:Music
    <includeonly><span class="music-symbol" style="font-family: Arial Unicode MS, Lucida Sans Unicode;">{{#swit | #default = '''Unable to parse music symbol {{{1}}}'''
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  • Music Collection
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  • Talk:Music Review
    In Delft we discussed how to do music reviews and biographies. Our basic assumption was that a straight wiki syst ...es to the biographies or new biographies. Changes are accepted or rejected much like the current moderation system.
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  • History:Music Hack Day
    '''Welcome Music Hack Day Participants!''' * It looks like [http://www.amplifiedmusicservices.com Amplified Music Services] are no longer giving out API keys. You might be able to find [ht
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  • Category:Classical Music
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  • Talk:Classical Music FAQ
    = So is MusicBrainz no use for classical music at the moment? = ...the principle of composer and performer much like it is used for "popular" music covers. It would be swell if everyone would interpreted the guidelines in t
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  • AmpliFIND Music Services
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  • Music Collection Tool
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  • Music Hack Day
    '''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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  • Music Collection Tools
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  • Talk:Get Music Relationship Class
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  • History:Music Collection Notes
    ...at [http://niklasbe.wordpress.com http://niklasbe.wordpress.com] and the [[Music Collection Introduction|MusicCollectionIntroduction]] page. The data model is described at [[Music Collection Data Model|MusicCollectionDataModel]].
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  • Talk:Series/Now Thats What I Call Music
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  • Future Of Music Welcome Page
    #REDIRECT [[History:Future Of Music Welcome Page]]
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  • Future Of Music Summit Ad
    #REDIRECT [[History:Future Of Music Summit Ad]]
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  • Music Hackday Boston
    #REDIRECT [[History:Music Hack Day]]
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  • Production Music Prefixes
    ...AA' can be used to help determine the correct label for a given production music release. The Production Music Association begun tracking and [http://pmamusic.com/pma/?page_id=109 listin
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  • Music Collection Introduction
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  • Yate Music Tagger
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  • Find Duplicate Music Files
    #REDIRECT [[History:Find Duplicate Music Files]]
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  • File:ajax-on-music-bottle.jpg
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  • User:DavitoF/Classical Music FAQ
    ...tly Asked Questions]] about the entry, editing and formatting of classical music recordings. Note that this page is less scrupulously edited than the actual ===Where are the style guidelines for classical music?===
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  • Music Collection Data Model
    #REDIRECT [[History:Music Collection Data Model]]
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  • History:Music Collection Data Model
    =Music Collection data model=
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  • History:Future Of Music Welcome Page
    ...and the trivial bits alike! We want to capture this data for all types of music from all walks of life and all corners of the globe. Is your music catalogued on MusicBrainz? To find out, [http://musicbrainz.org/search/text
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  • History:Find Duplicate Music Files
    This HOWTO describes how to use [[TRM]]s to search a music collection and identify those tracks that are duplicates. It will probably
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  • Music Hack Day Landing Page
    #REDIRECT [[History:Music Hack Day]]
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  • User:RobertKaye/Music Hack Day Intro Page
    This page is here so I can find it again when we participate in a Music Hack Day: ...//musicbrainz.org MusicBrainz] is an open music encyclopedia that collects music metadata and makes it available to the public.
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  • History:Future Of Music Summit Ad
    =Future of Music Summit Ad= ...] on September 17 & 18. The sponsorship gives us exposure on the Future of Music web site and signage at the event (including tall banners hung on both side
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  • User:Jesus2099/Taped music in concerts
    I don’t have much more than a few minutes per day so I think a 7 day vote period would not be = Taped music in concerts =
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  • series/Now Thats What I Call Music
    #REDIRECT [[Series/Now Thats What I Call Music]]
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  • Series/Now Thats What I Call Music
    ...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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  • Proposal:Music Director Position Relationship Type Proposal
    #REDIRECT [[User:BrianSchweitzer/Music Director Position Relationship Type Proposal]]
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  • User:BrianSchweitzer/Music Director Position Relationship Type Proposal
    This indicates that an [[Artist|artist]] is, or was, the music director for an [[Artist|artist]]. This is an [[Artist|artist]] who not onl :* [http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/20/arts/music/20tomm.html Concert programming]
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  • User:Nikki/Series/The World Roots Music Library
    | 1 || KICW-85001 || Turkish Military Band Music of Ottoman Empire ([[release:2671cd2a-2a1d-4d0f-9b7a-ade1e39cf715|unidentif | 2 || KICW-85002 || Reciting The Qur'ān and Sufi Music of Turkey || || || || || ||
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  • Style/Specific types of releases/Doujin music
    '''Doujin music''' releases are self-produced and published as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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  • Talk:Style/Specific types of releases/Doujin music
    ...happens in [https://community.metabrainz.org/t/how-should-we-handle-doujin-music/49021 this thread on the community forum]. I recommend bringing comments an ...apted from [https://community.metabrainz.org/t/how-should-we-handle-doujin-music/49021 a long running discussion in the MusicBrainz community forum]. There'
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  • Talk:Classical Music FAQ
    = So is MusicBrainz no use for classical music at the moment? = ...the principle of composer and performer much like it is used for "popular" music covers. It would be swell if everyone would interpreted the guidelines in t
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  • User:Nikki/Derivative works
    ! colspan="4" | music ...trumental:no} lyrics and {derived | the same | different | spoken-word:no} music<br />
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  • User:Theking2
    "classical" music or "serious" music should not be treated as something else. ...CDDB. Musicbrainz does use a quite logical definition of serious music as music that is not performed by the composer. This actually has been very common i
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  • User:Divya
    ...ufficient idea of what musicbrainz intends doing. Also, being a passionate music lover myself, it seems like this would be the perfect GSOC project for me t ==Music Lover==
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  • MetaBrainz:Press Releases
    ...z data into its music website at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/music www.bbc.co.uk/music]. [http://metabrainz.org/static/press/MetaBrainzPressRelease_20070628.pdf V ...fingerprinting to the MusicBrainz community and for MusicBrainz to provide music metadata to MusicIP and its customers. [http://metabrainz.org/static/press/
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  • User:Jpennycook
    ...lots of different types of music, and typically I make edits based on the music I own or I'm listening to on [[Last.fm|LastFm]], but sometimes I feel inspi
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  • User:Nugged
    But mostly music fan. Big one. Use 240Gb iPod 5G with Rockbox as mine music companion.
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  • User:SenRepus
    ...pie and a dork. I love videogames, music, computers and organization. MB = Music + Organization.
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  • User:RobertKaye/Music Hack Day Intro Page
    This page is here so I can find it again when we participate in a Music Hack Day: ...//musicbrainz.org MusicBrainz] is an open music encyclopedia that collects music metadata and makes it available to the public.
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  • User:WolfSong/OfficialBio
    ...nce switched to eCommerce; he also has several years experience working in music retail and classical catalog mail order.
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  • User:Hakan
    ...www.slimdevices.com slimboxen] at home, but these days, I mostly listen to music during commutes in my car. ...dioscrobbler.com/user/hakan42 Last.FM] has a pretty good description of my music listening habits...
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  • Talk:Performance Relationship Type
    ...e intro/outro music, which is frequently a PA broadcasting of pre-recorded music, but also including the ambient audience noise. These would seem to fall i * I would say that using pre-recorded music doesn't automatically stop it from being live in that way (we would have th
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  • History talk:Classical Track Title Discussion
    ...rmers, and works are all mixed up on many more classical CD's than popular music. ...concerned, it seems to me that they can be treated as every other form of music - the name of the tune. Classical tunes tend to have long and complex name
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  • Talk:Picard Documentation/Options/File Naming
    crlshn- I wanna move from j:\music to g:\music but is like a 20,000+ unsorted mp3, does picard had an automove/autorename/
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  • User:KrazyKiwi/gotchas
    ...retired or died. Also a lot of those older bandleaders children went into music, a lot of those band leaders do in fact have sons (and less often daughters ...h, 'and his son' is very ambiguous. If it's in any way related to Cuban music, it's almost certainly meant to mean 'and his band'.
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  • User:Hawke/ISRC registrants
    * '''UM7''': Universal Music * '''AKW''': Universal Music? Polydor?
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  • User:Tony70/SidecarPlugin
    ...ping to be enabled, so that tags are stored in a parallel structure to the music files: : Root for music files e.g. 'C:\\Music' (backslashes must be doubled up)
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  • User:Freso/Trad Factor
    ...factor, is a term to describe in short the effects the ways of traditional music has on various issues (style, data structure, ...). ...>Folk music is a much broader (ie., more overloaded) term than traditional music though.</ref>) has been passed down from generation to generation for hundr
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  • File:musicbrainz-picard-workshop-outline.pdf
    ...z, the open source music encyclopedia, and teach them how to tag their own music using Picard. This document is the outline used to plan the presentation an
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  • File:musicbrainz-picard-workshop-presentation.pdf
    ...z, the open source music encyclopedia, and teach them how to tag their own music using Picard. This document contains the actual slides and presentation del
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  • Geordi/Potential data sources
    * Internet Archive's Live Music Archive - http://archive.org/details/etree * Free Music Archive - http://freemusicarchive.org/
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  • User:RobertKaye/Work Types
    ...e most common types of works that are associated with classical music. Pop music should use the type ''None'' since these types do not really apply. ...capture the most common work types as seen on the BBC's Orpheus classical music catalog. We are likely going to use this list of Work Types to launch NGS a
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  • History:Future Of Music Welcome Page
    ...and the trivial bits alike! We want to capture this data for all types of music from all walks of life and all corners of the globe. Is your music catalogued on MusicBrainz? To find out, [http://musicbrainz.org/search/text
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  • Production Music Prefixes
    ...AA' can be used to help determine the correct label for a given production music release. The Production Music Association begun tracking and [http://pmamusic.com/pma/?page_id=109 listin
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  • User:Freso/Open Source Days 2013 talk
    = The IMDb of Music: Introducing MusicBrainz = http://opensourcedays.org/2013/content/imdb-music-introducing-musicbrainz
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  • User:Luciddreamer
    ...for open data and thinks that MusicBrainz can play a vital role in helping Music 2.0 companies develop innovative products.
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  • MusicBrainz in a Nutshell
    ...on about music. It doesn't actually have the music, only information about music. [[release:a8d0e2b6-8a5e-44c2-8914-34b0be72d4a3|Five Iron Frenzy's Upbeats * Your '''digital music service''' - ''Spotify'', ''YouTube'', ''Google Play'', ''Amazon'', ''7digi
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  • User:Fantaflasche
    Just another music addict...
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  • History:CSG Standard/Handel
    | '''HWV''' || colspan="2"| '''''Water Music, Suite No. 1 in F major''''' || '''AR''' || '''Notes''' | 348 || 1 || Water Music, Suite No. 1 in F major, HWV 348: 1. Overture. Largo - Allegro || composed
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  • File:Mymusiccollection2.jpg
    My Music Collection screenshot 2
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  • History:Music Hack Day
    '''Welcome Music Hack Day Participants!''' * It looks like [http://www.amplifiedmusicservices.com Amplified Music Services] are no longer giving out API keys. You might be able to find [ht
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  • User:Silentbird/Rock Records
    ...ttps://www.musicbrainz.org/label/4c36a975-09d8-4888-959b-702040e92653 Rock Music Publishing Co., Ltd. Taiwan] ...tps://www.musicbrainz.org/label/a71ca118-1ffd-4974-b95c-7c01388b099a Elite Music (巨石音樂)] (1987–1992)
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  • musicReviewDiscussion
    #REDIRECT [[:Talk:Music Review]]
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  • Music Hackday Boston
    #REDIRECT [[History:Music Hack Day]]
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  • Music Hack Day Landing Page
    #REDIRECT [[History:Music Hack Day]]
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  • MusicReviewDiscussion
    #REDIRECT [[Talk:Music Review]]
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  • User:Freso/Picard
    /mnt/media/Music == Music player ==
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  • History:Gracenote
    ...cient, a media player manufacturer) took a database that had been built by music fans and turned it into a private company. ...engaged in typical corporate behavior by suing various competitors (like [[Music Match|MusicMatch]]) and even customers (like Roxio, which allowed users to
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  • User:DirtyBoots
    ...Sydney, Australia. My music knowledge probably stems from borrowing a rock music encyclopedia one night and reading it cover to cover over the weekend; up u
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  • musicCollectionDataModel
    #REDIRECT [[History:Music Collection Data Model]]
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  • series/NowThatsWhatICallMusic
    #REDIRECT [[Series/Now Thats What I Call Music]]
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  • findDuplicateMusicFiles
    #REDIRECT [[History:Find Duplicate Music Files]]
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  • futureOfMusicWelcomePage
    #REDIRECT [[History:Future Of Music Welcome Page]]
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  • FindDuplicateMusicFiles
    #REDIRECT [[History:Find Duplicate Music Files]]
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  • FutureOfMusicWelcomePage
    #REDIRECT [[History:Future Of Music Welcome Page]]
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  • MusicCollectionDataModel
    #REDIRECT [[History:Music Collection Data Model]]
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  • Series/NowThatsWhatICallMusic
    #REDIRECT [[Series/Now Thats What I Call Music]]
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  • series/Now Thats What I Call Music
    #REDIRECT [[Series/Now Thats What I Call Music]]
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  • User:BrianSchweitzer/Proposal/Soundtrack Style
    * For music written for the soundtrack, '''Artist''' should contain the composer, not t ...available, it should be indicated using [[Advanced Relationships]]. ''Such music is often referred to as the "score" - especially if it is instrumental.''
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  • User:Creap
    ...ary 2008. I have periods when I edit a lot, mostly when I'm sorting my own music collections. However, I try to always answer mail. I listen to everything from (northern) soul to Irish & Swedish folk music to neofolk and dark ambient, having various degrees of knowledge of differe
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  • User:Fuchs
    ...t it the more I get to the point that it might have been easier to mention music I don't like only. ;) ==What are your prefered scopes on Music Brainz?==
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  • User:JoeyWilhelm
    ...uters may be my livelihood, music is my life's blood. With my ever-growing music collection, it's essential to have some form of organization (which is, in
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  • futureOfMusicSummitAd
    #REDIRECT [[History:Future Of Music Summit Ad]]
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  • FutureOfMusicSummitAd
    #REDIRECT [[History:Future Of Music Summit Ad]]
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  • AcousticBrainz
    ...base would spur the development of new music technology research and allow music hackers to create new and interesting recommendation engines. ...from the MTG – this open source toolkit enables the automatic analysis of music. The output from Essentia is collected by the AcousticBrainz project and ma
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  • Talk:MusicIP
    ...uired/foo] into Amplified Music Services. From what I understand Amplified Music Services has continued supporting the [[PUID]] technology that MusicBrainz
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  • User:Sesam
    Editor:sesam is '''Péter Szilágyi''', university student and music buff.
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  • User:Shrike
    ...and]]. I was born 1972, I have a passion for heavy music, but all kinds of music is on my plate. .../cbeb312e-e39a-4341-a138-e0939549667d.html Abhorrence]. I've written about music for about 20 years, first to a now defunct Suomi Finland Perkele metal maga
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  • History talk:Release Status
    ...rd company, with the product being available for retail sale"? With pretty much anything officially released by a record company, there is a profit motive. ==Free music archive sites==
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  • User:Time Signature
    ...re is an occasional user/editor at Mosucbrainz.org Listens to all sorts of music.
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  • Proposal:Music Director Position Relationship Type Proposal
    #REDIRECT [[User:BrianSchweitzer/Music Director Position Relationship Type Proposal]]
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  • User:Xps2/mora
    ソニー系レーベルの場合、2014/3/31まではレーベルごとに会社が分かれていたのですが、2014/4/1付でSony Music Label Inc.に統合した<ref>http://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2034121/full/</r ...で、[https://musicbrainz.org/label/f1c73c59-4f22-4a0f-bb56-073671d8afea Sony Music Label Inc.]に入れるのかと思いきや、基本的にはCDと同じ�
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  • Talk:Beginners Guide
    ...would really like to use Picard to clean up and extend the metadata in my music collection, hopefully in an automated fashion. I don't think I have enough I have some background with iTunes and other music database systems. So I approach Picard by trying to fit it into my knowledg
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  • User:Loujin
    == Classical music sources == ...es of performers (mostly pianists and conductors) [http://lee.classite.com/music/Ring/disco-virtuosos.htm]
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  • User:HarveyKramerHawks
    ...a trumpet player, particularly bop, so Clifford Brown, etc. Also whatever music I stumble onto. Database designer / programmer by day.
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  • User:MartinBlais
    Martin Blais has wasted way too much time fiddling music metadata in the past.
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  • User:PetervanHardenberg
    Studying Music Information Retrieval at the University of Victoria under Tzanetakis.
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  • User talk:Reosarevok/Work Types
    ...roblem I have with this list for categorising WCM is how to handle chamber music. The list has "Sonata" and "Quartet", but it does not have "Trio", "Quintet ...he required values &hellip;). But what, then, should be done about chamber music? It's anomalous for Quartet to be in the list but not Trio, Quintet &hellip
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  • User:Schika
    ==Prefered Music== ...e of [http://musicbrainz.org/user/subscriptions.html?user=73463 electronic music].
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  • Talk:Publisher Relationship Type
    ...xample, you'll notice that it was published Global Music, JD Music and MCA Music Ltd., while the album was released by Astralwerks. --[[User:LukasLalinsky|L ...ecome confused of late. For example, "EMI Records" is a record label, "EMI Music" is a publisher. The publisher may license the songs it owns to many non-EM
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  • User:ApeKattQuest, MonkeyPython/Instrument Ref Wishlist
    == Music wishlist == * https://web.archive.org/web/20061213083541/http://www.paulnoll.com:80/China/Music/China-musical-instruments-2.html (chinan)
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  • User:Reosarevok/Naxos
    Cantaloupe Music Music Agents Red Label
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  • Talk:How PUIDs Work
    # Traverses your music files, and finds everything with no PUID Re-run the script 24-hours later, then your entire music collection will have PUIDs.
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  • User:Dondor134
    i love music. --[[User:Dondor134|Dondor134]] 21:25, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
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  • User:Reosarevok/Beat Producer AR
    Artist-work AR, equivalent to composer, used for beat producers in hip hop music. Current "producer" AR is artist-recording, which is not good enough.
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  • Talk:FRBR
    ...art-of song, which is part of a track (performed by artist). For classical music, maybe a product type arrangement (arranged by artist). When Weird Al sings
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  • User:Livescore
    Sport, mathematics and of course music are the biggest hobbies of mine.
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  • User:Zygnus
    ..., Norway, and I spend most of my spare time listening to and organizing my music.
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  • History:Music Collection Notes
    ...at [http://niklasbe.wordpress.com http://niklasbe.wordpress.com] and the [[Music Collection Introduction|MusicCollectionIntroduction]] page. The data model is described at [[Music Collection Data Model|MusicCollectionDataModel]].
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  • GRid
    ...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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  • User:BrianSchweitzer/Music Director Position Relationship Type Proposal
    This indicates that an [[Artist|artist]] is, or was, the music director for an [[Artist|artist]]. This is an [[Artist|artist]] who not onl :* [http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/20/arts/music/20tomm.html Concert programming]
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  • History:Wizard Helptexts
    ...only constraints are that the texts with exception of page 1 and 6 may not much grow in total length. Welcome to the Picard Music File Tag Manager configuration wizard!
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  • Jazz/Labels/Prestige
    * '''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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  • User:Dmppanda/informationrequest
    I'm one of the editors of the MusicBrainz music information database. MusicBrainz strives at providing up to date informations about music releases (more about MusicBrainz at their homepage: http://musicbrainz.org/
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  • User:RodBegbie
    ...k at a large American electronics company, doing R&D in the field of smart music systems.
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  • History:Object Model/Mix Object
    ...other way changed to produce a result that is one single piece of audible music. Its sound is the same as the sound of the related [[Object Model/Master Ob ...data is modified/edited and optionally merged to create a single piece of music it becomes a [[Object Model/Mix Object|../MixObject]]. The overall sound of
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  • User:Jacobbrett/Data Sources
    * [http://www.myplaydirect.com/ MyPlay Direct], aka Sony Music Entertainment (Click through to album artwork) * Warner Music Group: http://www.media.wmg-is.com/media/portal/media/cms/<barcode here> (M
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  • User:BrianSchweitzer/Bandleader Position Relationship Type Proposal
    ...rtist|artist]]. This is an [[Artist|artist]] who leads the band, acts as a music director for the band, and frequently, also plays in the band. The band may ...ombined with [[Proposal:Music Director Position Relationship Type Proposal|Music Director Position Relationship Type]] unless the [[Artist|artist]] publicly
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  • User:ApeKattQuest, MonkeyPython/ThaiStuff
    Introduction from [http://www.popsike.com/THAI-RECORDJohnny-Guitar-SHADOW-MUSIC-THAILAND-LP-60s-psych-garage-LP-not-EP/300680118989.html popsike] ...Shadow Music of Thailand]'''" compilation features tunes by ''P.M. Pocket Music'', ''The Son of P.M.'', ''P.M.7'', ''Johnny Guitar'' and ''Jupiter''.
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  • Talk:Composer Relationship Type
    ...ground" (Pop music mostly); and there are genres, where people ''deal with music in a different mindset'' so that the composer is not really important (Elec When an artist both wrote and performed a piece of music, should [[Performer Relationship Type|PerformerRelationshipType]], Composer
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  • History talk:Great Dispute
    * I would hope we could find a music-related name; a bit of searching turned up [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gl * Another music related idea: Are there songs titles that inspire you with hope?
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  • Mission
    MusicBrainz is a community-maintained open source encyclopedia of music information.
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  • User:Colbydray/ReleaseDatabases
    |[http://www.allcelticmusic.com/ All Celtic Music] |[http://www.christianbook.com/page/music Christianbook]
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  • User:Andybak
    ...encourage tidying up of all the messy classical data so he can get his own music collection in some kind of order...
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  • History:Cover Art Sites/8 Bit Peoples
    ...to be a incredibly accurate and complete music database, a main goal being music identification with audio finger prints and file tagging and metadata stora Thanks very much. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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  • Artists That Should Be Labels
    * [[Artist:e36f762b-0526-4812-8087-917dc1f52ee9|Art Music Scandinavia]] * [[Artist:0721b41e-94fe-442d-976c-78e37624cb60|Global Music]]
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  • User:Coeus
    ...ut my [http://www.last.fm/user/Coeus/ Last.fm profile] to see what type of music I like.
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  • Category talk:Production Relationship Class
    ...uted mini-comics to Alice Cooper releases that expand on the themes of the music would be a good example. Art that has nothing to do with the release parti ...ms also credit some other people for Art Direction. Does this mean we lack Music Direction relation here? (edit: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_directo
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  • About
    '''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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  • Talk:Lyricist Relationship Type
    * When someone wrote both the music and the lyrics, should [[Composer Relationship Type|ComposerRelationshipTyp <ul><li style="list-style-type:none">Melody and rythm are music, thus [[Composer Relationship Type|ComposerRelationshipType]] is better sui
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  • Series/Now Thats What I Call Music
    ...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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  • User:AlexanderKiel
    I'm using [[MusicBrainz]] currently to order my music collection. But I become interested in the concepts of MB in a hurry. I try
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  • AudioRanger
    ...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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  • User:Levittoux
    *Polish music (especially this outside mainstream) *Classical music
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  • BBC Teams Editing MusicBrainz
    ...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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  • User:Reosarevok/Classical Edge Cases
    ...est possible support for "classical" (or "art" or... you know what I mean) music, we need to think of the hardest / less obvious cases we can come up with. A movement (“Pluto”) was composed much later by a different composer, but of course could be considered part of th
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  • Copyright Violation Notice
    ...Brainz '''it does not mean that we have access to or provide access to the music files themselves'''.
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  • Category:External
    This category is for pages that deal with music-related resources, standards, software, or websites etc. that are not part
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  • Style/Classical
    ...the [[wikipedia:Classical_period_%28music%29|Classical Period]] in Western music. [[Category:Classical Music]]
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  • Talk:Composition Relationship Class
    ...e=album&search=transcription examples]] Is different from arranged, it's a much more rework process, final work is often credited to transcriptor; so possi ...c|ClassicalMusic]], it is sometimes the case that some composer writes new music based on a musical them by a second composer. The resulting work is conside
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  • Collections/Tools
    ...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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  • User:Colbydray/NonEnglishReleaseDatabases
    ...tp://www.alexandra.hu/scripts/cgi/webshop.cgi/main?TabSheet=music&TabSheet=music alexandra.hu] |[http://music.baidu.com/ Baidu Music (百度音乐)]
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  • User talk:Jonconver
    ...specifically looking for a way to use the album art plugin for my existing music library.
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  • User:Srijan28/guidelines-by-srijan
    == What is a Review of Music == ...mposition is an evaluation of a publication, service, musical composition (music review of a composition or recording). A compilation of reviews may itself
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  • User:PavanChander/MusicBrainz Enabled Applications
    The following taggers will tag your music files with MusicBrainz data. ...quickly and provides many auto-matching and auto-formatting tasks that do much of the work for you. Jaikoz currently supports tagging of MP3 files with al
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  • User:BramVanDijk
    Just a Dutchy who likes a lot of music, especially when there are guitars in it. I've been made an autoeditor in M
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  • User:Mathiaskunter
    I'm the lead developer of the [[AudioRanger]] music tagging software, which is part of the MusicBrainz [[Tagger Affiliate Progr
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  • History:Schema Version2
    ...as useful are the tags meant for working with Classical music, and remixed music, as well as embedded license metadata. Lots of good stuff in there. Eventua
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  • CritiqueBrainz
    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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  • User:Dimpole
    ...any help with any of the languages mentioned above or anything about greek music in general, feel free to contact me at any time)'' ...t all genres and artists (especially jazz, rock and generally experimental music).
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  • User:Atwupack
    * [[User:PBryan|PBryan with some scripts for ripping/managing music.]]
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  • User:Silentbird/CC reviews
    This is a list of websites that host music reviews under a Creative Commons license. Feel free to add to the list. | [http://www.flayrah.com/category/tags/music Flayrah] || English || Furry music || CC 4.0 (licensed differently per review) ||
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  • Venue Names
    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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  • User:TarragonAllen/OfficialBio
    ...ed in the community as it is fairly open and catered to my ideal of what a music database should be about. I am proud to have been a part of the early work
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  • MusicBrainz API/Search/SeriesXmlOutput
    <name>Studio Brussel: Life Is Music</name>
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  • History:RDF
    ==How does Music Brainz use RDF?==
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  • User:Ijabz
    I haven't contributed to actual edits in the Musicbrainz system that much so far, but I am interested in making it easier to get new information into ==Music Likes==
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  • User:DavitoF
    ...rk on databases, but I like to do things in other programming domains too. Music would probably have been my job if I had only followed my natural tendencie My deepest emotions are with classical music, but I enjoy lots of musical works in pop and jazz too.
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  • User:ErikDalen
    | Mainly interested in EBM and other electronic music, so I'm trying to clean up those on [[MusicBrainz]].
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  • MusicBrainz API/Search/RecordingXmlOutput
    <title>Now That’s What I Call Music! 95</title> <title>Now That’s What I Call Music! 95</title>
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  • Talk:Podcast
    This section overly focuses on ID3 tags, which map somewhat badly to non-music. Approaching this subject with an initial question of "who is the artist?" * people who perform music
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  • User:GavinClarkeUK
    ...eneration]] (like [[Mix O Matic|MixOMatic]]), and as a spin off from that, music recommendation services.
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  • History:Future Of Music Summit Ad
    =Future of Music Summit Ad= ...] on September 17 & 18. The sponsorship gives us exposure on the Future of Music web site and signage at the event (including tall banners hung on both side
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  • User:LordSputnik/Proposals/Remaster Relationship Type
    ...ern playback equipment. The process generally doesn't involve changing the music in any artistically important way. It may, however, result in recordings th *If the music has been re-recorded, not remastered, then the Other Version Relationship T
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  • User:Colbydray/WelcomeToMusicBrainz
    '''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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  • Development/Season of Docs/2019
    |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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  • History:What Not To Link To
    ...unes and those who don't live in the few countries supported by the iTunes Music Store. These links are therefore hard for many people to verify as being co ...to play their tracks. Proper official or fan-made discographies are much, much better places to use as sources of information.
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  • Music Hack Day
    '''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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  • YIM2023Playlists
    == 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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  • User:Groucho3
    http://myspace.com/groucho-music Email: groucho-music@myspace.com
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  • User:ApeKattQuest, MonkeyPython/links for instrument research
    * A '''reference book''' is “Mande Music: Traditional and Modern Music of the Maninka and Mandinka of Western Africa” by Eric Charry which can b
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  • User:JimDeLaHunt/WorksGordianKnot
    ...provide a way to describe all the Artists what participate in a particular music file, far beyond the capacity of an Artist field, or a "feat." string in a ...s an inconsistent, unsatisfying mess. If I were to run Picard on classical music files drawing from MB records not following the CSG, I'd likely be unhappy
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  • YIM2022Playlists
    == 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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  • Talk:Creative Position Relationship Type
    ...R, but what about house bands, session musicians, staff writers (lyrics or music) etc.?
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  • User:JoeyWilhelm/FileNamingStrings
    ...artist format is still fairly simple. I have yet to find a need to make it much more complex. ...pilation), Compilations/))$if($eq($left(%album%,28),Now That's What I Call Music),Now! Series/%releasecountry%/,)%album%$if(%discnumber%, /Disc %discnumber%
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  • User:AaronCooper/BGMHO
    | '''Instr.''' || '''BG & His Orch''' || '''BG & His Music Hall Orch'''
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  • User:KayKay
    My other main interest besides music is [http://www.flickr.com/photos/37863474@N00/ photography].
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  • User:Arlo James Barnes
    Not much of a music brain, but interested in the open database aspect of the project. [[User:Ar
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  • Jazz/Labels/Moodsville
    | 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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  • Social Contract
    ..., 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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  • User:Nikki/Wikidata stuff
    ...5D] [[wikidata:Property:P31|instance of]] a subclass of [[wikidata:8719053|music venue]] and doesn't have a [[wikidata:Property:P1004|place MBID]] ...5D] [[wikidata:Property:P31|instance of]] a subclass of [[wikidata:Q188451|music genre]]
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  • User:Jess Hemerly
    ...open source project for a class called Commons-Based Peer Production. As a music critic and fan, I chose MusicBrainz.
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  • User:Phidauex
    My name is Sam Ley. I love music, computing, driving my scooter, and bicycling, and other stuff too.
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  • Talk:Style/Classical/Track Title
    ...sound belongs to a larger category of sounds/music. For example, classical music is often sorted in different musical sections (e.g. "Piano Concerto", "Weat
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  • User:Dseomn
    .../musicbrainz.org/showartist.html?artistid=274502 Nightingale (celtic-style music, often plays at contra dances)] separated
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  • How to Submit Analyses to AcousticBrainz
    ...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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  • Cover Art Archive
    ...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 Migration
    # [[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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  • Talk:Paid Download Relationship Type
    * "Advanced relationships used to link to legal sources where the music listed in the database can be obtained." If the site isn't legally providi
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  • User:AaronCooper/MyDreamTagger
    * scans designated directories for my music files and maintain a database of MBIDs
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  • Community Project/BBC Review Cleanup/Problematic
    | [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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  • Development/Summer of Code/2021/ListenBrainz
    ...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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  • Data Removal Policy
    ...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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  • History:libtunepimp
    ...ard Tagger|PicardTagger]] to automatically identify and label your digital music collection. ...ic Tagger|ClassicTagger]] to automatically identify and label your digital music collection.
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2019/CritiqueBrainz
    ...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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  • History:Soundtrack Title Style Proposal
    ...ld '''exclude secondary information such as "''Original Soundtrack''"''', "Music from or Inspired by" or "OST", etc, '''except when''' "Titanic: Music from the Motion Picture" would become simply "Titanic".
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  • User:PBryan/Work Issues
    | How much editing would be required to have a separate work entry? Most single edits ...tions for their own sake, or as a means to better describe the contents of music recordings?
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  • History talk:Volume Number Style
    '''Q:''' How should we handle releases like "Now That's What I Call Music," which uses a standard numbering scheme which is obviously indicative of v ...) "CMJ New Music Monthly, Volume xxx: Month Year". For example, "CMJ New Music Monthly, Volume 101: May 2002". The release event should then be the same
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  • User:Symphonick/csg overview
    ...l, orchestral — even electronic. To attempt to define just what classical music is, or to define a 'classical composer', would invariably include artists w ...o-equal, frequently greater, importance. For this reason, for 'classical' music, the composer, and not the performer, is the principal artist. In MusicBra
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  • User:Wizzcat
    ...wling through D&B, Indie, undeground Hip-Hop, Jazz, and general Electronic music. Particular areas of interest include japanese Shibuya-Kei, 90s D&B, and al * Kitsuné Music
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2020/CritiqueBrainz
    ...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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  • User:Symphonick/csg release title
    .../16c32c99-2225-4e0a-bbda-0807a525b5c7 Saint-Saëns' Sonata and Other French Music]<br/> ...brainz.org/release/245039ca-03ce-41bc-8fd2-0e664b261613 The Complete Organ Music Volume 7]<br/>
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  • User:Mineo/APIs understanding MBIDs
    * [http://fanart.tv/api-docs/music-api/ fanart.tv] * [http://developers.music-story.com/developers/musicbrainz music-story]
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  • User:PavanChander
    ...ns. Many editors described very regimented processes by which they add new music to their collection, and getting the data right in MusicBrainz is a part of
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  • User:Xps2/link
    *[http://www.minc.gr.jp/ Music forest]
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  • User:Reosarevok/Untitled Track Style update
    * For '''music tracks for which the name (or the lack of it) is unknown''', enter '''[unkn # In some genres, like techno music, it is relatively common for releases to have a title, but no title for the
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  • Development/Season of Docs/2019/MetaBrainz
    * Docs explaining why MetaBrainz is separate from (Music)brainz, the ideology and the history
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  • User:Wig
    Hi, my name is Chad and I'm a non-programming music geek from West Virginia. I'm generally easy-going but I have some serious T ...hich category would be best. Would a specific category for stand-up be too much?
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  • User:Njh
    * [http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/ BBC Music] * [http://www.surgeradio.co.uk/music/ Surge Radio]
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  • History:Object Model/Composition Object
    A composition exists in the mind of the composer or as notes as sheet music. As long as it is not audible, it is a composition. Every recording of the ...<li style="list-style-type:none">The artist(s) responsible for writing the music and/or lyrics of a [[Object Model/Composition Object|../CompositionObject]]
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  • MusicBottle/Quotes
    ...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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  • User:Reosarevok/How to Add Cover Art
    ...archive.org/details/xgn017_-_dissident. You may choose any of the 'get the music' link sub-types.
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  • History:What Defines A Unique Release History
    ...[MusicBrainz]] has been widely hailed for its GUID approach to identifying music, but what does this exactly mean? Does the identifier refer to a specific v ...aving the same experience/listening to the specific track (Ie. the average music listener) might find a system where these have the same identifier most con
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  • MetaBrainz:White Papers
    ...plans for MusicBrainz and the steps required for creating and operating a music metadata non-profit corporation.
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  • History:Workman
    The progenitor of all the current music metadatabases was the workmandb "index file" used by the Workman CD player ...in|ReplayGain]] MP3 tags. None of these features are supported by current music metadabases, and some (like continue) aren't even possible to implement usi
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  • MusicBrainz API/Search/SeriesJsonOutput
    "name": "Studio Brussel: Life Is Music",
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  • User:Lytninb
    Music, motorcycles, freedom and free will...
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  • History:Primary Artist For Classical Releases
    ...sthetic reasons. Unfortunately the line between classical and contemporary music is often thin, so making different rules for them is hard as well.
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  • History talk:Style/Relationships/URLs/Cover art whitelist
    | [http://www.cede.ch/ cede.ch] || [http://www.cede.ch/en/music-cd/frames/frameset.cfm?aobj=437379 Example] || [http://www.cede.ch/covers/c | [http://www.homegrownmusic.net/ Homegrown Music Network] || [http://www.homegrownmusic.net/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PRO
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  • User:Kerensky97
    ...eful for what others can do with it. If I'm not at work I try to spend as much time as I can outdoors, I’m physically active doing whatever sounds fun, ...e and other users of last.fm can have an accurate place to synchronize our music to get the most of our relationships.
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  • User:PavanChander/Jamendo Relationship Type
    ...endo] is a legal music download site that offers Creative Commons licensed music.
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  • Place
    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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  • MusicBrainz API/Libraries/Third Party
    ** [https://github.com/stephan-strate/php-music-brainz-api stephan-strate/php-music-brainz-api]
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  • Style
    # [[/Classical|Classical music]] ...lish guidelines]] ([[Style/Classical/Language/English|English in classical music]])
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  • MusicBottle/Name suggestions
    ...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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  • History:Release Attribute
    * '''Spokenword''' - Non-music spoken word releases. * '''Audiobook''' - An audiobook is a book read by a narrator without music.
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  • User:Reosarevok/CAABlurb
    ...er to look at. It is also, as you certainly know, displayed in many modern music players for similar reasons. However, there isn’t a cleanly organized, pu ...o do, make sure that you respect the artists and their labels and make the music world a better place.
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  • MusicBrainz Identifier
    ...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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  • Development/Summer of Code/2018/CritiqueBrainz
    ...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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  • MetaBrainz:Home
    ...gnificant number of users who curate a large database of information about music.
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  • User:Hrglgrmpf/CD Baby Relationship Type
    ...Baby] is an online music store specializing in the sale of CDs and digital music downloads from independent musicians to consumers.
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  • History talk:What Not To Link To
    Now that last.fm has re-enabled the music downloading feature, I think 'is available to download' links to last.fm sh ...esence on the Web. See [http://www.last.fm/music/Halo33 http://www.last.fm/music/Halo33] as an example. This rule should not apply in these cases. "has an o
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  • User:Gnu andrew
    ...ley. I'm a Free Software advocate with a keen interest in a wide range of music. My central focus in the Free Software world has been Free Java, first wit
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  • User:BrianSchweitzer/Link Phrases Proposal
    # NOW: Artist music can be downloaded for free at URL #: PROPOSED: Artist has music which can be downloaded for free at URL
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  • History:Style Guideline
    ...lems arise. These are all addressed in this section containing [[Classical Music FAQ]], [[Classical Style Guide]] and [[Talk:Classical Style Guide]].
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  • User:Hawke/Guides/CSG Intro
    ...kipedia.org/wiki/Classical_period_%28music%29 Classical Period] in Western music.
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  • User:YvanZo/MBS-8984
    * [http://imslp.org IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library] “An Internet-based free sheet music website which specializes in choral music.” Its [http://www1.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Help:What%27s_it_all_about%3F#
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  • User:TrisquelWhare
    ...primarily in order to add any missing information to the MB database about music tracks which I have been downloading from [https://www.jamendo.com Jamendo] == My non-MB but still music-related presence ==
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  • User:DavitoF/How To Link Works Together
    * for arrangements (modifications in the music such as adding or removing sections, ) use [[rt:51975ed8-bbfa-486b-9f28-594 * for transcriptions (same music but different instrument(s)) use [[Proposal:Transcription_Relationship_Type
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  • History:Object Model/Track Object
    A track is the result of the whole music production process that started with the idea described in the [[Object Mod ...used to create the track on a release. When a single identifiable piece of music can be listened to, it is a track on a release.
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  • User:Ianweller/Radio show style examples
    * [[Streaming Music Relationship Type|can be streamed for free at]] http://www.npr.org/template * [[Streaming Music Relationship Type|can be streamed for free at]] http://www.npr.org/template
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  • User:Balver
    *Trying to put my music collection in order (which still seems unreachable)
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  • User:BrianSchweitzer/sandbox1
    * Artist-URL: has a BBC Music page at * Artist-URL: music can be downloaded for free at
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  • Talk:How to Add Instruments
    [02:28] <Zastai> for modern music, chances are it's shorthand for brass, with no specific instrument intended
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  • Proposal:Reason Not To Treat DVD As CD
    [[MusicBrainz]] does not store music, nor store video. [[MusicBrainz]] stores words that are in the format of a ...udio designation, [[MusicBrainz]] and its users know all of the tracks are music, and those that are not, we generally delete, or name [[[Data Track|DataTra
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  • Presentations
    ...cing the audience to MusicBrainz and teach them how to tag their own local music using Picard
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  • MusicBrainz Entity
    ...(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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  • MusicBottle/Related media
    [[File:ajax-on-music-bottle.jpg]]
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2017/CritiqueBrainz
    ...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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  • History:CSG2012 Proposal
    ...music]], [[Wikipedia:Renaissance music|renaissance]], [[Wikipedia:Romantic music|romantic]], etc.</div> ...l, orchestral — even electronic. To attempt to define just what classical music is, or to define a 'classical composer', would invariably include artists w
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  • Talk:Style/Specific types of releases/Theatre
    ...temming from the latest few discussions on soundtrack style, it was pretty much decided that yes, there are different types of soundtrack, and yes, each ty .... For one, composer is a distinct id3 tag. Also musicals, unlike classical music, are rarely attributed to the composer or the lyricist, they are mentioned
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  • Talk:Style/Unknown and untitled/Special purpose artist
    ...and then lists the no longer existing SPA's [christmas music], [classical music], [soundtrack], [nature sounds] and [news report] there. Does this make sen ...|ArtistAnnotation]] that many games do in fact have a credited composer or music engineer who should be the artist. [[User:Dupuy|@alex]]
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  • Talk:Unknown Artist Style
    ...om artists like labels or series.. but movies? All in all this db is about music. I have a problem with taking role names as separate artists and linking th ...e each soundtrack would only have one set of actors, there wouldn't be too much of a problem IMO. If there were soundtracks in multiple languages, each cha
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  • User talk:JohnMill
    ...singer, born and raised in Miami, Florida. It is said that his passion for music was developed as an adolescent, where he worked his first job as a disc joc
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  • History:CSGv2: Proposal Overview
    ...music]], [[Wikipedia:Renaissance music|renaissance]], [[Wikipedia:Romantic music|romantic]], etc.</div> ...l, orchestral — even electronic. To attempt to define just what classical music is, or to define a 'classical composer', would invariably include artists w
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  • History:Subjective vs. Objective Data
    ...s by genre, even if it's as minimalist as separating "classical" and "pop" music. [[FreeDB]] has genres. Allmusic.com has genres. Amazon has genres. It
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  • User talk:Caramel31/Satie works
    ...py of the recordings in a while. However, I have them transcribed as sheet music (for the guitar; they are written for the piano). There are three pieces in
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  • Collections
    ...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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  • User:Lotheric
    * [https://beatnickmusic.com/ Beatnick Music] * [https://www.costco.ca/music-cds-box-sets.html Costco Wholesale]
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  • User:DavitoF/Classical Music FAQ
    ...tly Asked Questions]] about the entry, editing and formatting of classical music recordings. Note that this page is less scrupulously edited than the actual ===Where are the style guidelines for classical music?===
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  • iTunes Guide
    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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  • Development/Summer of Code/2024
    ...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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  • User:PROTechThor/MusicBrainz Entity
    ...(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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  • Other Databases
    [[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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  • History:Technology Ideas Proposal
    ==Make a DAML+OIL ontology for music== ...e way that MB's technology, or just the fact that it is a huge database of music information, could be used. Not sure any are realistic or actually useful,
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  • Talk:French Artists
    <ul><li style="list-style-type:none">''My French is not much better, but it looks okay to me (I tweaked it a bit and added a title)'' [[ I am french, so I can help maintaining this list (though my prefered music is classical and jazz, not french songs). I put the first name before the f
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  • Communication
    ...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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  • Talk:Music Review
    In Delft we discussed how to do music reviews and biographies. Our basic assumption was that a straight wiki syst ...es to the biographies or new biographies. Changes are accepted or rejected much like the current moderation system.
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  • User:Davitof/Classical Future
    ...ructure for classical", "Data input in classical", "Searching in classical music") plus a few other threads such as "Classical Style Guide: Using Bach's wor ...hen using composition for an opera: would I mean the full work or just the music?). Furthermore, posters did tend to use "work" spontaneously instead of "co
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  • User:Nyght
    Music is a hobby, and has been a profession for me. I've helped bands with establ
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  • User:Mihhkel/MusicBrainzi terminoloogia
    ...r, each one modified so that they blend together into a continuous flow of music. Common techniques for this include [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fade_%28 ...common mash-up technique is to use the vocals from one song mixed with the music of another. Songs involved in a mash-up can be indicated with [[Mash-up Rel
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  • History:Mix O Matic
    ...icBrainz]] should carry a database of information about the content of the music, not just Artist, Track Number, etc. ...t, slow Jazz from the 40s." or perhaps: "Play me all of Jurrasic 5's angry music."
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  • Label
    '''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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  • Development/Summer of Code/2016
    ...icBrainz is our new project that crowdsources acoustic information for all music in the world and to make it available to the public. We already have low-le |Fills the gap between music critics and raw data by providing a platform created for the sole purpose o
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  • History talk:Object Model
    ...ibutors'''', but this is already problematic. examples are Sound Engineer, Music Producer, e.t.c.
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  • User:Agrundma
    My music tastes include: #Progressive Breaks/House/Trance (too many to list :) #Down
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  • Products
    ...ger designed to automatically identify and organize audio files and entire music collections. It supports all commonly used audio file formats. A feature-ri ; [[Yate Music Tagger]]
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  • ISRC
    ...', abbreviated to '''ISRC''', is a system of codes that identify audio and music video recordings. It is standardized by the [https://www.ifpi.org IFPI] in ...onal Standard AudioVisual Numbers) to identify music, audio recordings and music videos because they are more specific. They can also have [[IPI]]s attached
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  • Series/Alan Lomax Recordings
    ...East Indian chaupai, cocoa lute, string bands, tambu-bambu, and steel band music..." [http://www.culturalequity.org/publications/cds/caribbean.html - Cultur ...f discovery that resulted in an far-reaching documentation of Italian folk music." [http://www.culturalequity.org/publications/cds/italiantreasury.html - Cu
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  • User:KrazyKiwi
    ...eaning up the extensive (but extensively documented at least) "Absolute.." music series of compilations (up to here: [http://www.absolute.nu/samlingar_deta * Everyone who's ever been on one of the Nature's Best compilations of NZ music
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  • User:Derr84
    *Soviet music: [http://kkre-1.narod.ru/ Красная книга российской
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  • History:CSGv2/Work/Title/Special Cases Proposal
    =====Ballet Music===== Ballet music normally falls well within the normal CSG structure. However, in some rare
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  • History:Game Soundtrack Style Proposal
    ** In cases where popular music available on other releases is used in the soundtrack, the performer should ...should '''exclude secondary information''' such as "Original Soundtrack," "Music from," "Inspired by," or "OST", etc. '''except when'''
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  • Credit Translations/Korean
    * MR (music recorded): The recording is only the backing tracks. Similar to karaoke. Le
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  • User:CrazeeCanuck/CompleteMozartPhilips
    ...://musicbrainz.org/release-group/0e302337-5f75-3834-9689-4d86bfe1d40a.html Music for 2 Pianos / Piano Duets] ||[http://musicbrainz.org/show/release/?releas ...p/8a68a239-fdff-352d-b0b9-0c54a455c1b4.html Oratorios / Cantatas / Masonic Music] ||[http://musicbrainz.org/release/2be60f29-474e-4dfc-b6b9-cc2c76764941.ht
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  • Other Databases Relationship Type/Whitelist
    : Database about music videos ...l music credits" containing a lot of data about, at least, popular Western music.
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  • History:Score whitelist
    * [http://imslp.org IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library] “An Internet-based free sheet music website which specializes in choral music.” Its [http://www1.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Help:What%27s_it_all_about%3F#
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  • Internationalization/Italian
    * [https://lilypond.org/glossary.html LilyPond Music Glossary]
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  • User:Ojnkpjg
    [http://www.audioscrobbler.com/user/ojnkpjg Track my music listening habits]. This combined with the stumbleupon info ought to be more
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  • History talk:Clarify Extra Title Information
    ...g and the original "with vocals" one. But often (it's quite common in Rock music) a band will release an instrumental song (just without lyrics, with no oth ...ld be included in track titles. For instance, I have some Brazilian guitar music. The CD is in MB already, but with only the Portuguese song titles. The CD
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  • Series/Isaac Stern Life
    ==[[Series]] - ''Isaac Stern: A Life in Music''== ...standard "structure", but I don't believe this is a matter of "intent" so much as a matter of "inattention".
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  • AcousticBrainz/Ideas
    ...explore this data in an academic context, talk to the [http://mtg.upf.edu/ Music Technology Group]. An investigation of the accuracy of AcousticBrainz compared to other music databases. For example, MusicBrainz has many tags which represent genres. T
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  • MusicBrainz API/Search/AnnotationSearchXmlOutput
    <text>Lyrics and music by Merzhin except:
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  • User:Mineo
    === Websites with catalogues of classical music ===
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  • Terminology
    ...r, each one modified so that they blend together into a continuous flow of music. Common techniques for this include [[wikipedia:Fade_%28audio_engineering% ...common mash-up technique is to use the vocals from one song mixed with the music of another. Songs involved in a mash-up can be indicated with [[Mash-up Rel
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  • History:iEatBrainz
    ...hermore, this only applies when iTunes has been configured to "Keep iTunes Music folder organized," under "Advanced" preferences).
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  • ListenBrainzCommunityManagerTasks
    ...y the same tracks over and over again, as part of a promise to promote the music of their clients.
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  • History talk:Remix Means Different Things
    ...didn't listen to that kind of music much yet nor did I own much remix type music ''at all''.men nok om det. ...ending on how you look at it) effects. Basically he hasn't created ''new'' music (no offence to people who like this, it has its appeal, I guess) --[[user:m
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  • Talk:Who Deserves Credit For A Work
    ...ould match more or less what is done on sountracks, popular, and classical music already. For performer, composer, lyricist, etc. we have [[Advanced Relatio
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  • Talk:Additional Relationship Attribute
    ...ou would expect to perform, compose, or otherwise contribute to a piece of music. Sometimes, they are replaced by someone else. So Jimi Hendrix would be e ...ould they be recorded as "additional" (i.e., additional to the rest of the music) or not? These all sound more like "minor" than "additional".
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  • User:HibiscusKazeneko/Rights society affiliation
    * [[Label:07f7a555-2abb-4097-a830-29b8c84c8dda|Mijac Music]] is affiliated with [[Label:89b09337-abfb-4460-9ffd-3197c8286f31|BMI]] ...I]] has affiliate label [[Label:07f7a555-2abb-4097-a830-29b8c84c8dda|Mijac Music]]
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  • User:Kilu
    ...seeked out some troublesome releases and bogus artists in the video game music area, and tried to clean those up a bit. Nothing like moving releases and t
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  • User talk:Nikki/CAA
    ==For Apple Music (iTunes):==
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  • User talk:CallerNo6/recordings
    * Masters mainly wouldn't be based on listening to the music. In my proposal, masters are created only where they're documented somewher
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  • User:Colbydray/WorkISRCISWCDatabases
    |[http://imslp.org/ International Music Score Library Project]
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  • User:BrianSchweitzer/Choirmaster Position Relationship Type Proposal
    ...rformance by way of visible gestures. They are responsible for knowing the music in depth and conducting it appropriately. In addition to conducting respons ...indicates a [[Proposal:Music Director Position Relationship Type Proposal|music director]], not a choirmaster.
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  • User:Dupuy/OfficialBio
    | Alex is interested in all kinds of music from around the world, and his hobbies include linguistics and internationa
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  • User:Wildwatz2/How to Use Works
    ...an extra lyricist who added more lyrics, an extra composer who added more music, or a translator, you'll need to add a separate work (which you should then ...orks|guidelines for classical works]] before doing anything with classical music. This is the ''only required field''.
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  • User:FauxFaux/NotDuplicateReleases
    * [http://musicbrainz.org/show/release/?releaseid=400887 The Desert Music], [http://musicbrainz.org/show/release/?releaseid=301803 Works: 1965-1995 ( ...show/release/?releaseid=611087 1993-07-23: Heart Shaped Box, Volume 2: New Music Seminar, Roseland Ballroom, New York, NY, USA (disc 4)] - Different box set
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  • Series/Mozart Complete Philips
    | Box 9: Piano Music || Volumes 16, 17, 18 || 00289 464 8502 ...x 17: [[releasegroup:adc5430c-82ee-45a1-8627-e6c4ea52cb37|Theatre & Ballet Music, Rarities, Surprises]] || Volumes 25, 45 || 00289 464 9402
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  • History:News Coverage Relationship Type Proposal
    ...lermusicnews.com/content/good-idea-music-junkies Music Junkies] at Trailer Music News) - it can be linked with this relationship. * Permanent URLs, when available, are much preferred.
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  • History:CSGv2/Recording/Artist Proposal
    ...played in a manner which would be considered to be "classical": Classical music, when performed "classically", is performed in a manner which may involve i ...he listing for a performer. The same performer may sometimes stick to the music as written (a "classical" artist), while at other times not do so (a "non-c
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  • History:MusicBrainz Contributors
    ...An Italian, Marco describes himself as a "Pop, rock, classical, opera, ... music lover." | Orion is a style editor with an encyclopedic knowledge of Asian pop music who can often be found on IRC discussing unusual style cases for Japanese b
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  • ListenBrainz/MBIDMappingDocumentation
    ...days when new music is released -- a track might already be available at a music service, but no one has entered the new release into MusicBrainz yet. In th ...t of the title) and should be discarded before trying to match the listen. Music labels and services carry out all sort of data atrocities to make their ser
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  • History:Untitled Track Style
    * For '''music tracks for which the name (or the lack of it) is unknown''', enter '''[unkn # In some genres, like techno music, it is relatively common for releases to have a title, but no title for the
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  • Development/Summer of Code
    ...r playback] | [https://blog.metabrainz.org/2023/08/28/integration-of-apple-music-with-listenbrainz/ blog] ...stories Dataset] | [https://blog.metabrainz.org/2022/10/28/cleaning-up-the-music-listening-histories-dataset/ blog]
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  • MusicBrainz API/Search/AnnotationJsonOutput
    "text": "Lyrics and music by Merzhin except:\r\n04, 08, 09, 10 (V. L'hour - Merzhin),\r\n03 (V. L'hou
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  • User:CallerNo6/CSG history and principles
    '''Q: Why do we have a CSG at all? Why is "classical" music treated differently?''' We're talking about music that's performed and presented as part of a musical tradition with certain
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  • MusicBrainz Picard/Screencasts
    ...re new to Picard, this might be all you need to get organising all of your music! In this case we go through how the interface works, how you can lookup fil
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  • User:Hirvox
    ...Finn who focuses on Metal, Goa and Industrial, but doesn't shrug off other music genres, either.
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  • LinkedBrainz/NGS to RDF mappings
    ...ping of [[Next Generation Schema]] and [[Advanced Relationships]] to RDF. Much of the old content has been moved to the [[Talk:NGS_to_RDF_mappings|talk pa ...summarized here. The mappings make use of the [http://musicontology.com/ Music Ontology] and other ontologies. Previous mapping proposals have been moved
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  • History:CSGv2/Recording/Title Proposal
    ===Examples of vocal music=== ==Vocal music==
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  • Style/Language/Transliterations
    ...n, releases will be transliterated for the benefit of people who enjoy the music but cannot read the original script. While transliteration to the Latin sc
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  • User:Symphonick/CSG Excerpt works
    ...e (even if it is not currently in the MB database). Lost and/or unrecorded music can be entered if necessary for correct relationships and/or to make a comp ===Stage music===
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  • History:Classical Release Artist Style
    ...e]] applies to [[Classical Style Guide|classical music]] only. For popular music see the [[Release Artist Style|release artist style]].''' ...-6046-4b23-a98e-b6fd01244ebf.html Sole e Amore (Kiri Te Kanawa)]), however much they might emphasize the performer.
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  • Talk:Vocal Relationship Attribute
    ...been changed to 'lead' now, IMHO that doesn't actually *solve* anything as much as it creates new problems. what if someone sang on something but was not t ...ust going to lead to pointless arguments. Vocal styles are very similar to music genres, and have the same problems. People regularly ask if we can impleme
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  • Fingerprinting
    * It gives the ability to visually compare music TRM (TRM Recognizes Music) IDs were MusicBrainz’ first audio fingerprinting system. This system was
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  • Series/Cafe Del Mar
    ...ase by the label [[label:0792d4ab-ac48-4e8b-884c-ec356d0ca928|Café del Mar Music]]. ...org/show/release/?releaseid=143516 Café del Mar: Best of Chillout & Sunset Music From Ibiza, Volume 11] (bootleg)
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  • User:BrianSchweitzer
    ...and established the CSG Standard concept and lists. I still have a lot of music to enter, and some projects I was working on are not yet finished, especial That said, I also have stopped doing much with MusicBrainz.
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  • User talk:BrianSchweitzer/Release Format Proposal
    ...call it actually being part of the original redbook standard in inches for music, and in cm in whatever the other standard was for data CDs... but last I r For DVDs, I'd suggest to separate audio-only DVDs from concert/music video DVDs, discs with audio-only and video parts, and whatever other disc
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  • BBC Landing Page
    ...edit MusicBrainz, whether you're an [[Artist|artist]] or a user of the BBC Music site. MusicBrainz is a community-maintained open source encyclopedia of music information. Data in MusicBrainz can be edited and added to by anyone. Unli
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  • History:Folksonomy Tagging
    * '''Sorting music:''' To enable people sorting their music according to their own or everybody's tags, the [[Picard Tagger|PicardTagge ...y turn out to be a major chalenge. How can you store MB folksonomy tags in music files in a way that is ''usable''?
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  • History:Clarify Extra Title Information
    *** song title (music box version) * "Song Name - Composer Name" or "Song Name - music:AnArtist, lyrics:AnotherArtist"
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  • User:LordSputnik/Warp
    *Able to run recursively on a set of directories - update your whole music library in one command! *''library_folder="C:\Users\My_Username\Music\FLACs"'' (scans the absolute directory in Windows)
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  • User talk:BrianSchweitzer/Release Status Proposals
    ...f a reverse bootleg if you will. most "Time Life", "Now that's what I call Music", "Hits 4 Kids", "Kuschelrock" VA compilations fit under this bell. also so ...ases) effectively giving the label the right to do what they want with the music. Their appearance on VA comps etc. is as 'official' as anything else. It se
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  • MusicBrainz Summit/2012 Mini-Summit
    | Universal Music ** BBC Music strategy update
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  • History:Data Track Style
    ...s an example of an audio disc with a "trailing data track" that contains a music video (you can't see the extra track any more, as it was removed by the [[R MusicBrainz is about ''music'', not CD-ROM indexing. If a track is not an audio track, we don't care wha
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  • External Resources
    * [https://www.npmjs.com/package/music-metadata music-metadata]: JavaScript NPM module, to parse audio tracks in Node * [https://www.npmjs.com/package/music-metadata-browser music-metadata-browser]: JavaScript NPM module, to parse audio tracks in the brow
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  • Talk:Survival Of The Fittest
    ...then your system shines. However, [[MusicBrainz]] doesn't seem to have as much contention (I've never seen an argument where people vascillate a piece of ...ne) backing them will be removed' -- we already have the problem of firnge music moderations starving for votes. I think this new system would make this wor
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  • How to Use Works
    ...an extra lyricist who added more lyrics, an extra composer who added more music, or a translator, you'll need to add a separate work (which you should then ...orks|guidelines for classical works]] before doing anything with classical music. This is the ''only required field''.
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  • Link Wikipedia And MusicBrainz
    ...matically generates a biography on the BBC site e.g. [http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/artists/561d854a-6a28-4aa7-8c99-323e6ce46c2a Miles Davis].
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  • Budget recordings of Alfred Scholz
    .../C1060RRqeiA/discussion Fake conductors and the Symphonie Fantastique] rec.music.classical.recordings 8/07/2002</ref> describes how someone collected 170 di ...alike. For example, consider these two performances of Handel's Fireworks Music:
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  • User:Th1rtyf0ur/Style/Release Group
    ...other types: for example, a various artists soundtrack using pre-released music should be marked as both a soundtrack ''and'' a compilation. As a general r ...el Mar]]" and "[[Series/Now Thats What I Call Music|Now That's What I Call Music!]]" are examples of series where each volume is a separate release group.
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  • User talk:Hrglgrmpf/Artist Ranking
    : Why exactly? Because they don't have a "discography" in the pop music sense? --[[User:Hrglgrmpf|Hrglgrmpf]] 15:25, 10 January 2012 (UTC) ...ecordings (besides ones like [silence], etc.) are linked to works" becomes much more important. Although all in all I kinda wonder if this wouldn't apply m
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  • Talk:Label
    ...es", as that's the term I've only ever seen used, at least in contemporary music. We perhaps want to make the distinction between self-releases and white la * Also one release event could use multiple labels. For example Inside Out Music records are always distributed by SPV and they have an SPV catalogue number
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  • User:Kapish/MusicBrainz Enabled Applications
    ...usic stored in cloud (Youtube, DropBox, etc) and uses MusicBrainz data for music metadata. ...deos, music, pictures, games, and more. It uses MusicBrainz to improve its music experience.
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  • History:Classic Tagger FAQ
    * [[Amaro K|amaroK]] is a [http://www.kde.org KDE] music player that allows taggings with [[MusicBrainz]] data as well. ...n of MP3s and want to clean it up and weed out the bad files; they are too much to do in one session. Every time I start the Tagger, I have to wait for the
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  • Additional Metadata
    * [[Classical Music|ClassicalMusic]] * There is a very outdated draft for [[Music Reviews|MusicReviews]] but this is not used anymore. Previously, we had a n
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  • Promo Only series
    ** '''Mainstream Club'''—12″ mixes of popular music. ** '''Underground Club'''—12″ Cutting edge dance music, mostly tracks and dubs.
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  • User:PBryan/Work/Draft 1
    * a poem or other writing that is later set to music ...as: symphony, opera, theatre work, concerto, and concept album. A popular music album is not considered a distinct aggregate work unless it is evident that
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  • User:Kepstin/Proposal:Add 歌詞タイム to Lyrics Whitelist
    ...to the whitelist for permitted lyrics sites. They specialize in J-POP and music from Japanese Anime and games.
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  • Release Group/Type
    ...ese singles would be released using a mini-cd format, which is basically a much smaller CD typically 8 cm in diameter. Around 1995 the 8cm single was phase * a tribute release containing covers of music by another artist.
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  • Google Code-in/Elements of a CritiqueBrainz Review
    ...s lots of resources if you'd like to read more about how to write engaging music [[wikipedia:Review|reviews]]. ...has never heard it. In this case, you might help the reader decide if this music would be worth exploring.
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  • ISWC
    * [[ISRC]], an ISO standard for identifying recordings of music, developed by the IFPI
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  • User:MatthiasFriedrich/OfficialBio
    ...is currently working on large-scale number crunching applications. He is a music lover, collector, and open source enthusiast, which explains why he keeps r
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  • User:Nikki/Series/The World Roots Music Library
    | 1 || KICW-85001 || Turkish Military Band Music of Ottoman Empire ([[release:2671cd2a-2a1d-4d0f-9b7a-ade1e39cf715|unidentif | 2 || KICW-85002 || Reciting The Qur'ān and Sufi Music of Turkey || || || || || ||
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  • Talk:Track
    ...ents related entities: e.g., a block of data stored on media together with music tracks ([[Data Track|DataTrack]]), or an audio recording that is not musica
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  • Label/Type
    ...jazz records in the ''[[Label:0dd8c586-acc3-46f8-bd97-db1d3ce089fc|Concord Music Group]]'' catalog. ** example: ''[[Label:0dd8c586-acc3-46f8-bd97-db1d3ce089fc|Concord Music Group]]''
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  • User:Aerozol
    Video game soundtracks (video game music, also known as vgm) covers music that is mainly associated with video games. Unless specified below, follow *'Traditional' releases on music platforms and music media formats, or copied directly from a game disc or game download. These
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2023/ListenBrainz
    ...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 ...shows what releases have been recently added to MusicBrainz. Intended as a music discovery tool, this page allows all users to browse new releases and peopl
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  • MusicBottle
    ** [http://fanart.tv/api-docs/music-api/ Fanart.tv Music API] * [http://musicwn.com/ Music Web Navigator] - uses MusicBrainz and Last.FM data.
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  • LinkedBrainz
    ...sic artists, albums, and tracks, it is already widely used as a source for music-related URIs in the Linked Data community. However, Linked Data people ten ...n MusicBrainz will be mapped to concepts in the [http://musicontology.com/ Music Ontology] and other appropriate ontologies.
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  • User:Aerozol/event
    ...as showcase sub-event [[event:6e2a2e13-48ad-440a-8ce7-720416e034e2|Tallinn Music Week: Stalker Festival esitleb]] *[[event:e16775f9-93f9-4b6c-bc57-82cb60dfdb34|Tallinn Music Week 2014]] was held in [[area:883b7693-6382-4252-88f1-097718bf7e9c|Tallinn
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  • History talk:Soundtrack Title Style Proposal
    ...but with totally different tracks.. How do we inherently tell which is the Music from the Motion Picture (or Score) from which is the Soundtrack Inspired by ...s? Has anyone actually tried finding their old vinyl copy of "The Sound of Music OST" on MBz? --[[Arty Smokes|ArtySmokes]]
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2017
    ...icBrainz is our new project that crowdsources acoustic information for all music in the world and to make it available to the public. We already have low-le | Fills the gap between music critics and raw data by providing a platform created for the sole purpose o
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  • Style/Classical/Works
    ===Stage music=== Note that in ballet music, as opposed to opera (see below), a "scene" is a distinct work. Also note t
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  • History:Next Generation Schema/Release Relationships Conversion
    | streaming music For streaming music, I think that's also similar to lyrics in that it's just a set of tracks an
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  • User:Tommycrock/proposal/Release Group/Type/Compilation
    ...other types: for example, a various artists soundtrack using pre-released music should be marked as both a soundtrack and a compilation. As a general rule,
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  • Style/Event
    ...as showcase sub-event [[event:6e2a2e13-48ad-440a-8ce7-720416e034e2|Tallinn Music Week: Stalker Festival esitleb]] *[[event:e16775f9-93f9-4b6c-bc57-82cb60dfdb34|Tallinn Music Week 2014]] was held in [[area:883b7693-6382-4252-88f1-097718bf7e9c|Tallinn
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  • User:Reosarevok/Style/Event
    ...as showcase sub-event [[event:6e2a2e13-48ad-440a-8ce7-720416e034e2|Tallinn Music Week: Stalker Festival esitleb]] *[[event:e16775f9-93f9-4b6c-bc57-82cb60dfdb34|Tallinn Music Week 2014]] was held in [[area:883b7693-6382-4252-88f1-097718bf7e9c|Tallinn
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  • User:ApeKattQuest, MonkeyPython/ARTreeReArrangement
    ...ort (but decent) discussion/example of this: "In the case of musicals, the music, the lyrics, and the "book" (i.e., the spoken dialogue and the stage direct ...ap i.e. a disc belongs to more than one set, c) it's a bit of work for not much gain (though probably easily automatable in all cases but the ones where it
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  • User:Sambalbij
    My music interests are primarily rock & roll kind of stuff. I'm also a big fan of [[
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  • History:Music Collection Data Model
    =Music Collection data model=
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  • History:Next Generation Schema/Usage Case
    ..."list-style-type:none">(B) Say you bought a couple of files from an online music store. You want to tag them as 'standardized' as possible. You fire up Pica ...dizing' "Popular Music" algorithm, or "Bertram Blubb" using the "Classical Music" algorithm.
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  • Artist
    ...s generally a musician (or musician persona), group of musicians, or other music professional (like a producer or engineer). ...(like a photographer, an illustrator, or a poet whose writings are set to music), or even a [[Fictitious_Artist|fictional character]]. For some other speci
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  • Event/Setlist
    ===Popular music setlist=== ===Classical music setlist===
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  • User:Reosarevok/Winamp Landing Page
    MusicBrainz is a community-maintained open source encyclopedia of music information. Data in MusicBrainz can be edited by anyone, so artists and fa
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2018
    ...icBrainz is our new project that crowdsources acoustic information for all music in the world and to make it available to the public. We already have low-le | Fills the gap between music critics and raw data by providing a platform created for the sole purpose o
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  • User:BrianFreud/ClassicalOntology
    ...Number || Movement Collection || Forms and Tempos || Act(s) || Scene(s) || Music Number(s) || Voice Parts || Libretto || Sub Movement Common Name || Roles |
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2019
    | AcousticBrainz crowdsources acoustic information for all music in the world and to make it available to the public. We already have low-le | Fills the gap between music critics and raw data by providing a platform created for the sole purpose o
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  • User:Bogdanb/RatingsSubmitter
    ...cript as well as I could, and I'm pretty sure it won't do anything to your music library, but don't come crying to me if it formats your computer and instal ...nd how Amarok stores things in its database, in particular with regards to music on different volumes, and missing files. The only effect I can see is that
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  • User:PBryan
    ...ant basis for extracting CDs, transcoding and managing the metadata for my music collection. These are meant primarily to scratch ''my'' own itches, and hav
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  • User:PBryan/Musical Soundtrack Style
    ...should '''exclude secondary information''' such as "Original Soundtrack", "Music from," etc. '''except that'''
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2021
    | AcousticBrainz crowdsources acoustic information for all music in the world and to make it available to the public. We already have low-le ...en history. One of the goals is for this data to be used for building open music recommendation systems.
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  • Talk:Release Title
    ...ms, in which multi-disc recordings are not especially common. In classical music, multi-disc recordings are very common, and for opera are the norm. Many hu
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  • MusicBrainz Summit/2012 Mini-Summit/Notes
    ...us is a database that BBC Radio 3 have built themselves to help track what music has been played. This has a ton of classical information, so it’d be very ...amounts of label data already provided to MB and some data from last.fm’s Music Manager to attempt to hack on a very crude label data search index. This se
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  • User:Kuno/Track grouping
    ===Music for the Jilted Generation===
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  • User:BrianSchweitzer/Conductor Position Relationship Type Proposal
    ...rformance by way of visible gestures. They are responsible for knowing the music in depth and conducting it appropriately. In addition to conducting respons ...|music directors]], [[Proposal:Teacher Position Relationship Type Proposal|music instructors]], [[WikiPedia:Impresario|impresarios]], and even, occasionally
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  • Google Code-in/Making videos
    # Add in any effects, background music, credits, etc. '''''(Be sure to keep the original recordings for now!!)'''' ...een supplied, your mentor will upload the video to YouTube. ''Thank you so much for your contribution to MetaBrainz!!''
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  • Jazz/Labels/Pacific Jazz
    * '''Top parent company:''' [[Jazz/Labels/EMI|EMI Music Group]]
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  • Style/Release Group
    ...other types: for example, a various artists soundtrack using pre-released music should be marked as both a soundtrack ''and'' a compilation. As a general r ...el Mar]]" and "[[Series/Now Thats What I Call Music|Now That's What I Call Music!]]" are examples of series where each volume is a separate release group.
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2016/AcousticBrainz
    ...explore this data in an academic context, talk to the [http://mtg.upf.edu/ Music Technology Group]. * Improving visualization of high-dimensional music similarity spaces (Flexter)
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  • History:Find Duplicate Music Files
    This HOWTO describes how to use [[TRM]]s to search a music collection and identify those tracks that are duplicates. It will probably
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  • User:Kuno/Development Overview
    ...Work]] for more information. MusicDNS is a service provided by AmpliFIND Music Services, MusicDNS is not part of MusicBrainz. ...ode is written in perl, and current development is focused on a rewrite of much of the server code using the Catalyst web framework and Template Toolkit.
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  • Style/Unknown and untitled/Special purpose track title
    For music tracks for which the name (or the lack of it) is unknown, enter [unknown] a * In some genres, like techno music, it is relatively common for releases to have a title, but no title for the
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  • User:ClutchEr2
    Pop, rock, classical, opera, ... music lover. I am [http://www.audioscrobbler.com/user/clutcher currently listenin
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  • MusicBrainz Enabled Applications
    ...usic stored in cloud (Youtube, DropBox, etc) and uses MusicBrainz data for music metadata. ...CDs, and CD+G / MP3+G (Karaoke), and plays most multimedia files. Built in Music stores for streaming / purchase. Uses MusicBrainz data for looking up metad
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2020
    | AcousticBrainz crowdsources acoustic information for all music in the world and to make it available to the public. We already have low-le ...en history. One of the goals is for this data to be used for building open music recommendation systems.
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2023
    ...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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  • How to write Good Critiquebrainz Reviews
    ...lways write about how were the lyrics? Was it meaningful? Did it match the music? ...album give it some direction. It's always good to mention the genre of the music. You may try to compare it with some other album which has been already rel
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2024/ListenBrainz
    ...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 ListenBrainz could really use reliable BPM values for music that is represented in MusicBrainz. However, the algorithms for this have p
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  • User:RobertKaye/OfficialBio
    | Robert is a die hard music fan dedicated to improving the digital audio experience. After studying Com
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2022
    ...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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  • User:Reosarevok/Agenda for IA Meeting
    ...MusicBrainz. (ingrestr & matchr) How can we work together to leverage the music that archive is collecting? * music archive access for research purposes
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  • User:Cook879/Sinatra/Recordings/Y
    == <span style="color:pink">You and the Night and the Music</span> == == <span style="color:pink">You Will Be My Music</span> ==
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  • Talk:Personal Association Relationship Class
    ...ng the list of potential relationships. IMO, a bunch of people building a music database are poorly qualified to be making these decisions, and we should s
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  • MusicBrainz API/Search/RecordingJsonOutput
    "title": "Now That’s What I Call Music! 95", "title": "Now That’s What I Call Music! 95",
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  • User:Tommycrock/Proposal/Release Title
    .../16c32c99-2225-4e0a-bbda-0807a525b5c7 Saint-Saëns' Sonata and Other French Music]<br/> ...brainz.org/release/245039ca-03ce-41bc-8fd2-0e664b261613 The Complete Organ Music, Volume 7]<br/>
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  • Event
    ...n attend, and is relevant to the performance, production or celebration of music. In most cases, this means live concerts, festivals and other similar activ ...n, expo or trade fair is an event which is not typically orientated around music performances, but can include them as side activities.
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  • User:Hawke/Proposal/Multi-RG/Style/Release Group
    ...el Mar]]" and "[[Series/Now Thats What I Call Music|Now That's What I Call Music!]]" are examples of series where each volume is a separate release group.
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  • Credit Translations/Greek
    | μουσική: ''artist'' || music: ''artist'' || | παραγωγή: ''artist'' || production: ''artist'' || Sometimes the music label is credited with this role and thus the AR is not appropriate || row
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  • History talk:Featuring Artist Style
    # Is not the song's title (from the original sheet music, or what Joe Average calls it). ...boration Relationship Type|CollaborationRelationshipType]]) on this is too much ? -- [[User:jesus2099|jesus2099]] 08:04, 12 June 2008 (UTC)
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  • History:Classical Release Title Style
    ...on. The instructions in the [[Release Title]] article apply to [[Classical Music|ClassicalMusic]]. This article elaborates them for this genre. For [[Classical Music|ClassicalMusic]], the [[Main Title|MainTitle]] is typically the name of the
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2022/ListenBrainz
    ...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 A popular music service had a feature long ago that allowed a user to send a track, along w
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  • History:Server Release Notes/20110516
    ...t identifying Audio CDs and solidly moves it towards being a comprehensive music encyclopedia. * It fully uses CSS and a new, much cleaner design.
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  • History:Official Style Guideline
    ...|classical release artist style]] spells out different rules for classical music. : Discusses how details relating to classical music should be stored (also can be applied to musicals). More specific details o
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  • Timeline
    ...identifying Audio CDs, and solidly moves it towards being a comprehensive music encyclopedia. * New feature: new schema that allows us to grow into a comprehensive music encyclopedia.
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  • Development/Summer of Code/Application Template
    ...n, please copy the rest of this page into your application and fill out as much information as you can. The Google software doesn't really give us a lot of * What type of music do you listen to? (Please list a series of MBIDs as examples.)
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  • History:Tonmeister Relationship Type
    ...ers/Engineer_Definitions.pdf title], the equivalent of a masters degree in music engineering.
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  • User:Reosarevok/RG Type
    ...ese singles would be released using a mini-cd format, which is basically a much smaller CD typically 8 cm in diameter. Around 1995 the 8cm single was phase ...ning new recordings of an artist's work, by himself or others, whether the music is popular (like [[ReleaseGroup:0096c5ef-5135-31a0-9b47-a93fca2ee119|Mike O
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  • Talk:Cataloguer Relationship Type
    ...ble; in the Kochel cases, each one has been a specific request by the same music publisher to an individual/group of individuals to create/revise the catalo ...enamed to something else. As you chose it here for its name, that's pretty much a mis-pick... -- [[User:dmppanda|dmppanda]] 08:11, 22 February 2008 (UTC)
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  • User talk:BrianSchweitzer/Proposal/Soundtrack Style
    ...and related releases like the ones you mention, as well as compilations of music from several works (these last are compilations, not soundtracks). This ge ...eir orchestras could be listed, but I would argue that an encyclopaedia of music releases should primarily mirror the records people own, and not be the pre
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  • History:Remix Means Different Things
    ...t offa kazaa, just so I could tag it to musicbrainz, heh yes I am ''that'' much a Musicbrains addict) men nok om det. ...ending on how you look at it) effects. Basically he hasn't created ''new'' music (no offence to people who like this, it has its appeal, I guess) --[[user:m
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  • User:Reosarevok/Founder Relationship Type
    Art music ensembles
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  • User:OliverCharles/GSoC
    A lot of editors here work on specific sets of music (I myself, work with drum & bass) and often for editors we have to move thr
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  • User:Reosarevok/Beat Producer Relationship Type
    ...the person who created the beat. This is fairly common in R&B and hip hop music, and fairly uncommon anywhere else.
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  • User:Freso/Artist Service
    ...because I'm offering to add your data only in exchange for a copy of your music. For CDs I would need a copy of the CD, or for digital media the files in .
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  • User:JimDeLaHunt/AdvancedRelationshipsCensus
    | artist || url || 8 || music can be downloaded for free at || 1107 | artist || url || 6 || get the music || 2
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  • History:CSGv2/Release/Artist Proposal
    ...]] applies to [[Classical Style Guide| classical music]] only. For popular music see the [[Release Artist Style|ReleaseArtistStyle]].'' ...-6046-4b23-a98e-b6fd01244ebf.html Sole e Amore (Kiri Te Kanawa)]), however much they might emphasize the performer.
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  • User:Nikki/Japanese stuff
    * [http://www.minc.gr.jp/db/index.html Music Forest] - database of works and recordings
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  • Amazon
    ...And be carefull: releases marked as IMPORT contain import dates which are much later than the real release dates! Try to find out where the release is fro ...e|AllMusicGuide]] - these are '''not''' release dates of course (and [[All Music Guide|AllMusicGuide]] also frequently mistakes recording and release dates)
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  • Series/Putumayo
    # [[Release:33eff102-8312-4be2-b3d9-5bd9957f0158|A Putumayo Blend: Music From the Coffee Lands]] # [[Release:16c4ec50-db81-49cd-a571-1928bbf084b6|A Putumayo Blend: Music From the Coffee Lands]]
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  • Style/Specific types of releases/Soundtrack
    ...le guidelines]]. Consider text such as "Original Motion Picture Score" or "Music from the Motion Picture" as release subtitles. Film scores (which showcase the background music of a film/show) should not be merged with pop soundtracks (albums of pop so
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  • Style/Relationships/URLs
    When linking to a page where you can download, stream or get music via mail-order, the page must respect copyright law. Do NOT link to pages ===Linking to pages where you can get music===
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  • MusicBottle/Integrating Commercial Services
    * if there's no useful, music-related content provided, there's no way we should have them in here
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  • User:Cook879/Sinatra/Recordings/H
    == <span style="color:pink">How Do You Keep the Music Playing?</span> == | style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px" | "A Man and His Music" edit
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  • Cover Art
    ...ic internet, there have been many databases built to provide cover art for music releases - and although MusicBrainz' supports cover artwork being uploaded ...gital release was made available via, for example Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music.
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  • About/Press
    ...anize_your_music_library_musicbrainz_picard_makes_it_so.html organize your music library]. '''2010-03-01''': Music based community site So☆Rock! (now [http://anusaya.co, Anusaya]) publishe
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  • General FAQ
    This site is intended to be a free, on-line encyclopedia of music information. We (and you, if you decide to join us) are building an open-so ...note, who made it a commercial service that you have to pay to use in your music player software, or if you want to download large parts of the database for
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  • User:Rswarbrick/proposal:csgflag
    ...queline du Pré feat. piano: Daniel Barenboim)]] (an example with classical music) ...ese singles would be released using a mini-cd format, which is basically a much smaller CD typically 8 cm in diameter. Around 1995 the 8cm single was phase
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  • MusicBrainz Summit/10/Session Notes
    ## Classical Music ### organize the BBC better - focus on music, not on the products
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  • Talk:How to Identify Labels
    Some comments and questions based on the examples. First, though, much nicer pandabear! :) Ok, your example 1: I think this gets to imprint vs c ...niversity AllNighters" label I know is bogus, for such an autorelease, I'd much rather go with a "Self Release" type of [[Special Purpose Label|SpecialPurp
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  • MetaBrainz:Sponsors
    ...eir artist profiles and album reviews on their [http://www.bbc.co.uk/music music site]. ...at make up our search back-bone and Chad Wilson donated cash to purchase a much needed switch for the MusicBrainz servers.
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  • User:AaronCooper/Classical Release Language
    ...icbrainz.org/show/release/?releaseid=531251] (and many others of classical music)? I have this disc and I see that in the cover says "Catates / Kantaten"; p
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  • User:Jacobbrett/Recordings
    ...This large group may include systematic users of MusicBrainz, such as BBC Music. ...unambiguous information, in fact it should be the absolute destination for music metadata; any extraneous "nerd" data should be able to be ignored if so des
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  • History:Classical Style Guide Discussion History
    ...style-type:none">I mostly agree with that, but it does fall down for organ music. There it is sometimes is useful to record the name of the organ and the na
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  • User:BrianSchweitzer/Teacher Position Relationship Type Proposal
    ...inks an [[Artist|artist]] to an [[Artist|artist]] who provided [[WikiPedia:Music education|musical education]] other than instrument or voice training.
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  • User:Hawke/Workflow
    For pop music this is usually pretty easy. For classical music, it can be helpful to reference one or more of the artist’s catalogs. For
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  • Style/Unknown and untitled/Special purpose artist
    * [christmas music] * [classical music]
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  • User:JimDeLaHunt
    ...tracks, because that's an important part of having it show up well in the music players. * How to enter metadata for opera DVD, with music as 38 chapters (= Tracks)?
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  • History:Release Title Style
    ...Classical Release Title Style|ClassicalReleaseTitleStyle]] for [[Classical Music|ClassicalMusic]].
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  • History talk:Advanced Vocal Tree Proposal
    ...t. An African tradition that has moved in modern times into reggae and dub music. Not to be confused with rap. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toasting http:/ * Human Beatbox --[[User:mudcrow|mudcrow]]: mostly used in rap music, using the human voice to create an imitation of purcussion instruments, sc
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  • Tagger Affiliate Program
    ...ate wiki page that describes the application (e.g. [[AudioRanger]], [[Yate Music Tagger]])
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  • User:RichardWillemsen
    ...or performed live next to the normal studio recordings. If you want to add music or song writers then it is necessary to do so for each track ever recorded.
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  • Jazz Resources
    ...ve.org/details/arttatumguidetoh0000laub Art Tatum, a guide to his recorded music] (1982) can be checked out by the hour from the Internet Archive.
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  • Talk:Barcode
    ...e borked at AZN, failing to always find matches, but it normally works for music and audiobook lookups. One thing to keep in mind though: The ASIN and UPC/ For newer releases on Apple Music (iTunes), you can '''right-click->Open image in new tab''', and look at the
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  • Talk:Mix-DJ Relationship Type
    ...common among traditional bands (such as brass bands), when playing popular music, to produce "medleys". The medley consists of multiple songs, each somewha ...volved. The definition seems to be biased towards one particular style of music, but it's more widely applicable than that.
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  • User:Kuno/recordings
    ...lename + path, but then I cannot communicate with other systems about this music. So, I want track ids again.
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  • Talk:Non-Album Track
    ...ase attributes such as "promo" and "compilation" subtly differently to the music industry at large. This could neatly sidestep most of the issues of adding
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  • User talk:RobertKaye/Works Definition
    ...it, works are meant to represent the act of authoring a discrete piece of music, not capturing its performance details. Specific performances of a work are
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  • Template:Music
    <includeonly><span class="music-symbol" style="font-family: Arial Unicode MS, Lucida Sans Unicode;">{{#swit | #default = '''Unable to parse music symbol {{{1}}}'''
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  • Release/Format
    ...olspan="2"| [[Wikipedia:DTS-CD|DTS CD]] || 1992 || Very Rare || a.k.a. 5.1 Music Disc — DTS Audio ...| 1995 || Common? Rare? || a.k.a E-CD, CD-Extra, CD-Plus & CD+ -- combines music and data tracks
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  • User:Cook879/Sinatra/Recordings/B
    == <span style="color:pink">Before the Music Ends</span> ==
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  • Style/Classical/Release Title
    ...:16c32c99-2225-4e0a-bbda-0807a525b5c7|Saint-Saëns' Sonata and Other French Music]]<br/> [[release:245039ca-03ce-41bc-8fd2-0e664b261613|The Complete Organ Music, Volume 7]]<br/>
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  • MLHD+
    ...(MLHD)/ Music Listening Histories Dataset], released by the [https://ddmal.music.mcgill.ca/ DDMAL] at McGill University.
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  • User:Jesus2099/Style/Specific types of releases/Soundtrack
    Film scores (which showcase the background music of a film/show) should not be merged with pop soundtracks (albums of pop so * [[ReleaseGroup:67a53e83-0012-34cd-8af6-bec33d6cdc44|Back to the Future: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack]] (''soundtrack'')
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  • Jazz/Quotes
    * there shouldn't be too much doubts about the quote and/or its author ...think: what's the point? To which I answer: we are the one-stop-all-about-music resource, hence we need *our* Jazz Quotes page :)
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  • User:HibiscusKazeneko/Director relationship type
    ...r or chorus master works only with instruments and vocals and conducts the music directly, sometimes inside the recording booth. A recording director only w
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  • User:Bitmap
    * [[label:17cec90b-0ee8-4ce2-ba4a-33d2ee962906|North Star Music]] (missing releases)
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  • Proposal:Track Title
    * [[Classical Track Title Style|ClassicalTrackTitleStyle]] for [[Classical Music|ClassicalMusic]] tracks
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  • Talk:Cover Relationship Type
    ...none">Could you expand on that? Why do you think it's necessary to add so much information? Is it because there is information that can't be represented ...subjective thing, whereas deciding which is the first released version is much more clear cut, and easier to verify independently. For the same reason, w
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  • Talk:Box Set
    ..."Now 50 disc 1", some "Now 50 (disc 1)", and some "Now that's what I call music 50 (disc 1)" (the full title) and there are many other variations. It is no
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  • User:Hrglgrmpf/License Relationship Type/Licenses
    *; [http://freemusic-project.ru/node/373 Free!Music Declaration]
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  • History:Development/Sandbox
    * http://huesound.mbsandbox.org ([[User:RobertKaye]], [[editor:rob]], for a Music Hack Day Barcelona project)
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  • Proposal:User Tags Standards
    ...yone uses the same (more or less) tags to express something, they would be much more useful in the future. Tags that are useful to describe ownership of the music. These might be useful in tracking who owns a certain release, for example
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  • User:D4rkie/Release Group/Type
    ...ese singles would be released using a mini-cd format, which is basically a much smaller CD typically 8 cm in diameter. Around 1995 the 8cm single was phase Non-music spoken word releases.
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  • Artist Credits
    ...:release-group/95911f60-caff-3277-836e-baaf295b6a93|Now That's What I Call Music 4]] credited to Various Artists ...or performers because the content of the compilation is made up from "non-music" (such as sound effects), then the release level credit should be set to [[
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  • User:Hawke/AcoustID-TOC
    ;CD-extra: what order for any music contained on the data track? before or after the Redbook data?
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  • User:PBryan/Work
    ...and concept album (this is not meant to be an exhaustive list). A popular music album is not considered a distinct aggregate work unless it is evident that
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  • Canonical MusicBrainz data
    ...rtant to collect all of these different versions, but in the end it is too much data for most of our users. Fortunately, it is easy to combine multiple pie If you have a body of music metadata that needs to get matched to MusicBrainz, this table can be quite
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  • User:Foolip
    * Is there a Jay Chou composition on 梁漢文 Music Is the Answer?
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  • User:Jesus2099/Taped music in concerts
    I don’t have much more than a few minutes per day so I think a 7 day vote period would not be = Taped music in concerts =
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  • User:LordSputnik
    I like most types of music, especially 70s/80s stuff, even though I'm a 90s kid!
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  • User:Chancey
    ...h the compulsive drive to have a nice neat library and my overall love for music was the main reason for my initial interest in [[MusicBrainz]]. From there
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2021/AcousticBrainz
    We have a lot of data in AcousticBrainz, but we don't know much about what this data looks like. This task involves looking at the data tha * Improving visualization of high-dimensional music similarity spaces (Flexter)
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  • Barcode
    There are many different types of barcode, but the ones usually found on music releases are two:
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  • User:Symphonick/CSG Work Titles
    ...le [http://imslp.org/wiki/Main_Page| IMSLP] have downloadable scans of old music, often early editions and autographs (common places for an original title t ...ic. Usually you will find a description of the instrumentation, but pretty much anything can be added here by the composer or by the editor.<br/ >
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  • User:Dmppanda/Completist
    ...t]: people don't think you are the village idiot. Depending on the kind of music you're a completist for, they might even treat you with some sort of respec ...y little chance to ever be cured or be again of any social use - except in Music Brainz of course, but this will treated below.
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  • User:Muz
    * I wrote one of the [[Music Collection Tools|MusicCollectionTools]] [http://muz.goatse.co.uk/musicbrain ...<li style="list-style-type:none">These are great, I like the text one very much ! You link to the album in a way that is not used on the MB website itself.
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  • Aliases
    ...[[place:68b175f6-242d-40db-a376-ca0e2dd10c41|Carnegie Hall]] was known as "Music Hall" from 1891 to 1893). ...Productions]]; ''SME'' = [[label:9e6b4d7f-4958-4db7-8504-d89e315836af|Sony Music Entertainment]]
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  • History:Server Release Notes/20081123
    * [[Music Collection|MusicCollection]] ([[User:NiklasBerglund|NiklasBerglund]] GSOC)
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  • History:CSGv2/Work/Title Proposal
    ...omposer seems generic, e.g., "[[Track:dc3a5177-de6c-44e0-80b4-30f01a995b35|Music for 18 Musicians: Section XI]]", so long as ''[[Artist Intent]]'' for the c ...titles and CSG for Works may also be combined, if needed. Steve Reich's 'Music for 18 Musicians' already provides sufficient ordering information in the m
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  • User:Symphonick/csg/works structure
    ...movement. In rare cases different editions of the same work can split the music in different ways. Try to follow the most authoritative source, the most re
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  • Series/MTV Unplugged
    ...337e-5fb4-41b4-858a-565388832b68|1993-11-18: MTV Unplugged Rehearsal, Sony Music Studios, New York, NY, USA]] ...lease:2f67eee7-d148-4f6a-9418-9b5d599f850c|1993-11-18: MTV Unplugged, Sony Music Studios, New York, NY, USA]]
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  • FRBR
    ...common knowledge needs not be owned by a monopoly supplier. Every private music collector and library can keep their local inventory in the shape of links ...nro|RjMunro]]'s copy of "Best of 1990-2000". Argubly, downloaded or ripped music files (MP3s etc.) jump over the manifestation category. Perhaps iTunes is a
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2024/MusicBrainz
    ...nz is a community-maintained open source music encyclopaedia that collects music metadata and makes it available to the public. [[mb:|Try it out.]] ...ost for them would be to programmatically parse these images to extract as much metadata as possible: free text, title, artist credit, label code, barcode,
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  • User:MattPerry
    My musical interests are eclectic with a large focus on jazz and electronic music. When I encounter artists on Last.fm or Pandora, and I'm not too busy, I m
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  • Polish Artists
    =Classical Music / Muzyka klasyczna= =Popular Music / Muzyka popularna=
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  • Mp3tag
    ...inz and Discogs, allowing to gather proper tags and download cover art for music libraries.
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  • Talk:Style/Miscellaneous
    ...on-ASCII characters. We need to not be American-centric in our support for music. It is not so some lameass can say "I like the Macintosh smartquote so I'll ...ite of what we should do. When you have a massive platform to support (All music information in the entire world), you NEED to go by the lowest common denom
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  • History:Release Artist Style Proposal
    # Classical music obey different rules: you should check [[Classical Release Artist Style|Cla ...%95%E4%B8%8A%E9%BA%BB%E9%87%8C%E5%A5%88/dp/B001AO15WC/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1224044716&sr=8-5 セキレイ]
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  • User:Leonardodna
    But, becase of this I get in trouble. I'm a huge japanese music lover, but many songs that I have aren't on MB. So, I've started to put it ...n help with searching, checking and voting on portuguese releases, as it's much more easy because it's my native language.
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  • User:Kepstin/STYLE-227/Artist/Type
    ...le artists in MusicBrainz are (mainly) the people responsible for creating music, they are also used in many different [[Advanced Relationships|AdvancedRela
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  • How to Identify Labels
    ..._(trade_name)|'imprint' (its trademark or logo)]], that it uses to release music. Generally speaking, 'Label' and 'imprint' means the same thing - ''but'' i ...Fantasy ''company'' used the Original Jazz Classics ''imprint'' to reissue music they owned from defunct companies, including Prestige and the Prestige ''im
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  • Versus Means Different Things
    Also known as a ''[[Mash-up]]'', this means that two pieces of music by different artists are mixed together, over each other, or otherwise comb
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  • User talk:Hawke/Proposal/CSG-lite
    ...our use is generally consistent, genre-depending. Soundtracks, production music, "classical" (broadly defined), and maybe a few other genres I'm not thinki "Tracks should be credited pretty much as on the release. In the case of multiple composers, you will need a diffe
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  • History:Guess Case Bugs History
    * "Music to watch Girls By" is capitalized wrong. --[[User:Zout|Zout]] ** OPEN 2005-6-1: hmm, where. It is capsed as "Music to Watch Girls By" for me. --[[User:Keschte|Keschte]]
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  • MusicBrainz Documentation
    :C library for creating MusicBrainz DiscIDs from audio CDs. Much better than implementing Disc IDs yourself. :Other music databases which we might try to work with
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  • History:Classic Tagger
    ...Tagger application allows you to automatically look up the tracks in your music collection and then write clean metadata tags (ID3 tags or Vorbis comment f
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  • History:CSGv2/Release/Title Proposal
    ...on. The instructions in the [[Release Title]] article apply to [[Classical Music|ClassicalMusic]]. This article elaborates them for this genre. For [[Classical Music|ClassicalMusic]], the [[Main Title|MainTitle]] is typically the name of the
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  • Release/Date
    * [[Other Databases|other online music databases]] All sources have varying degrees of reliability, differing by type of music, format of release and age of release. To be sure you may often need to cro
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  • History:Founding Member Dates Question
    ...nly for the server, but also for third-party applications that want to tag music correctly. The harder we make life for third party applications, the fewer ...irst keyboardist they ever had", and both will have contributed to all the music the band releases from the debut onwards. I'd still say the band was "foun
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  • User:Cook879/Sinatra/Recordings/S
    == <span style="color:pink">Some Traveling Music</span> == == <span style="color:pink">Strange Music</span> ==
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  • Talk:LinkedBrainz/NGS to RDF mappings
    ...olved (all with their domains and ranges): [http://groups.google.com/group/music-ontology-specification-group/msg/31cfa6318cd183e1 at MO mailing list] ...erm_Membership mo:Membership] we can furthermore describe memberships of a music group.
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  • MetaBrainz:Annual Report/2010
    ...00 lines of code. NGS does a lot more, but with a lot less code. NGS was a much needed cleanup and overhaul of our aging codebase. ...around in their pocket wherever they go. It is a very handy app to settle music debates at parties!
    10 KB (1,427 words) - 03:18, 11 January 2012
  • Development/Summer of Code/2019/AcousticBrainz
    We have a lot of data in AcousticBrainz, but we don't know much about what this data looks like. This task involves looking at the data tha * Improving visualization of high-dimensional music similarity spaces (Flexter)
    10 KB (1,594 words) - 10:19, 25 March 2019
  • Musical Terms Translations
    | [[WikiPedia:Bridge_(music)|Bridge]] || pont || Zwischenspiel (pl. -e) || || || brygga || || silta
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  • Guess Case
    ...es, it might be sensible to keep this off: there's a fair amount of common music-related words that are also Roman numerals, such as "mix" (1009) or "mic" (
    2 KB (376 words) - 06:15, 28 December 2019
  • ASIN
    ...al national portals, the equivalent streaming and MP3 editions (via Amazon Music) can bear a different ASIN in the different national portals.
    3 KB (426 words) - 02:03, 5 January 2021
  • User:HibiscusKazeneko
    ...or, to much of the community's chagrin). So don't expect me to take on too much yet; I'm struggling already, what with real life (I'm a full-time student)
    2 KB (391 words) - 16:52, 16 January 2017
  • History:CSG Standard/Bellini, Vincenzo/I Capuleti e i Montecchi
    ...le rows of the table. Also, if your Release uses different wording for the music type (before the quotes) and within the quotes, you can use that instead. S ...p.org/wiki/I_Capuleti_e_i_Montecchi_%28Bellini,_Vincenzo%29 IMSLP/Petrucci Music library page for ''I Capuleti e i Montecchi'']
    13 KB (2,004 words) - 16:32, 10 January 2013
  • User:Symphonick/unofficial csg track names
    ==Film music==
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  • User:AaronCooper/Spring Cleaning Classical Releases
    * are being used to tag music incorrectly,
    5 KB (775 words) - 13:14, 12 November 2011
  • User:HibiscusKazeneko/Japanese release catalog numbers
    ...be separated with a hyphen. There are two prominent record companies (Sony Music Entertainment Japan and King Records) that do not follow this standard, ins
    2 KB (340 words) - 18:15, 22 May 2014
  • Style/Specific types of releases/Audiobook
    ...heme or background music, also add relationships for the performers of the music, where known.
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  • MusicBrainz Summit/11/Session Notes
    * They are a Spotify competitor in Russia that focuses on music released worldwide * Freebase is a big data repository of various data sets covering movies, music, sports, people, locations, and others
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  • Development/Summer of Code/2020/ListenBrainz
    * users with similar music tastes to mine A lot of music services have the ability for users to give feedback on a track, whether or
    6 KB (922 words) - 15:41, 28 February 2020
  • FreeDB
    ...p://www.freedb.org/ FreeDB.org] is [[Other Databases|another database]] of music metadata; it is the open version of [[WikiPedia:CDDB|CDDB]]. It was formed ...aken over as the de-facto standard CD recognition database for open source music software.
    6 KB (1,036 words) - 13:44, 12 November 2021
  • User:Dmppanda/JVC
    These reprints are leased directly from the Concord Music Group (earlier from Fantasy), and concern the Prestige, Riverside, Pablo, J * MUSIC FOR SHIPS
    12 KB (1,271 words) - 22:19, 20 September 2012
  • User:Jugdish/Spunk
    | URA 068 || || || CD ALBUM || Desaparecidos || Read Music, Speak Spanish || | URA 101 || || || CD ALBUM || Mogwai || Happy Music For Happy People ||
    18 KB (2,049 words) - 08:41, 15 March 2009
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