The file is available on the "download folder" you defined in your browser's setup.
#MELODY ASSISTANT VOLUME INSTALL#
Windows 7, Vista and XP users do not need to install an unzip program).
Once the files have been extracted the zip file is no longer required, so click on the zip file icon and drag it to the Recycle Bin. Click on Extract and specify the unzip location as the folder called "My music" in "My Documents". In Vista right click on the desktop icon. In Windows XP double click on the icon this will run your unzip program. When the file is downloaded it will be shown as an icon on your desktop. This allows you to "unzip" the file so you can use it.
Use your internet browser and right click on the work you want. The volume at which passages are played is referred to as dynamics. This points to a large number of sites, so add the composer’s surname to the search words to narrow it down. Most instruments are capable of being played quietly or loudly. Choral music files can also be found on the internet using and searching for the words "choral midi" (without the double quotes). These tend to contain only the choral sections and often the accompaniment is only included for bars when there is no choral singing (for copyright reasons). These give you an index to all the composers’ works available at that site. The most comprehensive sites are Cyberbass, The Silvis Woodshed and The Choral Public Domain Library.
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