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This page is to coordinate efforts to get more free content recordings onto Wikipedia to illustrate music topics, and other areas which would benefit from recordings. This project is mainly to gather forces to record larger works, however if shorter solo clips are needed for a page those requests are welcome as well.

The work recorded must have passed into the Public domain in order to be eligible for recording. The recording must then be released under a Commons compatible license (see Commons:Licensing for more information). Before you request a recording here, please make sure that there is not already a freely licensed recording available, checking Commons, Wikipedia:Sound/list, and other sources first.

Works should be uploaded in the Ogg or MIDI formats, and should be uploaded directly to Commons for use on other Wikimedia projects and add it to Category:Sound. For help with Ogg and MIDI, see Wikipedia:Media help.

Requesters should add {{Audio requested}} to the talk page of the article for which the recording is being requested. Include an optional parameter to specify what category of sounds it falls under, and an optional second parameter to specify what the sound should be of.

Example: {{Audio requested|medical sounds|a heart click}}

Adding this template automatically adds the page to Category:Wikipedia requested audio.

If it's a pronunciation you are looking for, you may consult Commons:Pronunciation files requests at Wikimedia Commons as well.

Volunteers may want to add themselves to Category:Wikipedians who take recording requests.

See also {{Copy to Wikimedia Commons}}

Requests

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Post new requests on top and please include:

  1. Full name of work: The full name of the work, including opus number and version, if applicable.
  2. Article that recording would illustrate: The article(s) that would be illustrated by this recording.
  3. Freely licensed score: Try to find a freely licensed score and include a link. Good places to look for scores include the IMSLP [1], Choral Public Domain Library [2] and the Werner Icking Music Archive [3]. You could also find old public-domain scores at a local library and upload images to IMSLP.
  4. Work forces: Please included necessary forces for the work (i.e. number of violins, tenoroons, etc.)
  5. Request submitted by: (Your signature)
  6. Volunteers comment: Space for comments by volunteers and others.

Katarze

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  1. Full name of work: Katarze (by Slza)
  2. Article that recording would illustrate: Katarze, Katarze (song)
  3. Freely licensed score:
  4. Work forces:
  5. Request submitted by: --Patriccck (talk) 15:03, 3 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]
  6. Volunteers comment: PS. I dont´t know, why it is free song. --Patriccck (talk) 15:03, 3 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Holomráz

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  1. Full name of work: Holomráz (by Slza)
  2. Article that recording would illustrate: Holomráz, Holomráz (song)
  3. Freely licensed score:
  4. Work forces:
  5. Request submitted by: --Patriccck (talk) 15:03, 3 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]
  6. Volunteers comment: PS. I dont´t know, why it is free song. --Patriccck (talk) 15:03, 3 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead

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  1. Full name of work: Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead
  2. Article that recording would illustrate: Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead (brief clip)
  3. Freely licensed score: http://www.wendyswizardofoz.com/sheetmu.htm (image 4 / page 3)
  4. Work forces: N/A
  5. Request submitted by: --Auric talk 23:20, 14 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]
  6. Volunteers comment:

Engine Knocking

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  1. Full name of work: Characteristic sound of engine knocking
  2. Article that recording would illustrate: Engine knocking
  3. Freely licensed score:yes
  4. Work forces:
  5. Request submitted by: --MarsInSVG (talk) 19:40, 10 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]
  6. Volunteers comment:

Meet Me in the Land of Grapico

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  1. Full name of work: Meet Me in the Land of Grapico by Peter DeRose (1916)
  2. Article that recording would illustrate: Grapico (in process)
  3. Freely licensed score: Meet Me in the Land of Grapico[dead link‍]
  4. Work forces: Piano and voice with Tin Pan Alley jazz sound. Obtaining an original recording would be just as good. See my efforts in this regard. Piano alone would be fine and could be replaced if a voice and piano recording can be made.
  5. Request submitted by: Bebestbe (talk) 20:31, 29 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
  6. Volunteers comment: I can't access the link to the score. Does it still work? sonia♫♪ 06:56, 2 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Music of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

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  1. "Underworld theme" from Super Mario Bros.
  2. Can't find a clean 30 second OGG sample
  3. Need the 30 second OGG sample converted from an NSF dump of Super Mario Bros.
  4. Request submitted by -- Taric25 19:02, 3 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
  5. Volunteers comment: I think I have one. Let me check and I will convert it.

Sonata on the 94th Psalm

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  1. The recording of the whole sonata to illustrate the article about it would be ideal.
  2. In the public domain, but currently not on the IMSLP - commonly found in music libraries though
  3. Organ
  4. Request submitted by -- Clavecin 21:14, 23 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]
  5. Volunteers comment:

Agrippina

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  1. "Ho un non so che" - aria from Agrippina - HMV 6. Could also be used in La Resurrezione and Il pastor fido, as Handel re-used it a lot.
  2. Can't find a free score.
  3. Required: Soprano, violins, continuo, but could easily be done with just soprano and harpsichord/piano.
  4. Request submitted by -- Moreschi 13:06, 27 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
  5. Volunteers comment:
I've found a recording of "Bel piacere" from this opera, which is at least a start. Shoemaker's Holiday talk 19:19, 21 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]

The Indian Queen

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  1. "Why should men quarrel" for The Indian Queen, Z 630.
  2. can't find a link.
  3. For soprano, recorder/flute, and continuo, here lute is best.
  4. Request submitted by -- Moreschi 13:06, 27 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
  5. Volunteers comment:

The Fairy-Queen

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  1. "I am come to lock all fast" for The Fairy-Queen, Z 629.
  2. No link but I possess a score that is probably out of copyright and I may be able to upload the score for this air.
  3. Required: Soprano, continuo - here lute is good, I think.
  4. Request submitted by -- Moreschi 13:06, 27 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
  5. Volunteers comment:

Rinaldo

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  1. Rinaldo, HWV 7: possibly part or all of the solo writing for the sopranino recorder from the aria "Augelletti".
  2. Can't find a link.
  3. Sopranino recorder
  4. Cheers, Moreschi Deletion! 13:06, 27 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
  5. Volunteers comment:
I may have an inroad on this one. It's not the sopranino recorder part, it's more of a complete scene with soprano and chorus. [4] We can't use the pre-restored MP3s, but I'm happy to restore the .wav files. Shoemaker's Holiday (talk) 18:31, 31 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

John Brown's Body

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  1. John Brown's Body, a 19th century American folk song
  2. Scores, any of these or any others you find (my understanding is it's a very flexible song LOL)
    1. Digital Public Library: https://dp.la/primary-source-sets/john-brown-s-raid-on-harper-s-ferry/sources/1728
    2. WikiSource: https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/The_John_Brown_Song_or_Glory_Hallelujah
    3. free-notes.net: https://www.free-notes.net/cgi-bin/noten_Song.pl?song=John+Brown%27s+Body&profile=null&lang=en&db=Main
  3. Work forces: I am truly among the most musically disabled people on earth so you should not listen to me but it was a marching / camp song so I think brass/wind or string instruments or a chorus of a dozen male voices, but literally anything you can produce would be delightful.

Request submitted by: jengod (talk) 22:59, 10 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Volunteers

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Please include:

  1. Your instrument(s) or voice part.
  2. Any other skills or resources you might have to donate, such as a space to record in, instruments you have access to, recording equipment or knowledge.
  3. Your general area, where you are willing to travel to for this project.

Kat Walsh

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  1. bassoon (skilled), viola (half-decent amateur), soprano recorder (one third-decent amateur)
  2. I also have a violin, sopranino and alto recorders, keyboards, a bass clarinet, and a mandolin, in decreasing order of playing proficiency. And a partner I can bring along to record. :-)
  3. Washington DC area, will travel. Within the DC metro-accessible area, I'll show up even if we don't do anything productive; the more serious and well-organized the request, the farther I am willing to go.

Makemi

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  1. Soprano
  2. A chapel space with possible access to an organ for the right project, very basic recording equipment.
  3. New York City and area, willing to travel within "tri-state area" for well-organised projects.

Nazgjunk

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  1. Vocals: bass/tenor, somewhere inbetween technically. Guitar (nylon acoustic & electric), D-tuned tin whistle.
  2. Currently cheap condenser mic (if I get to do a lot I might get something better), PC with regular soundcard as a recorder.
  3. Tilburg, the Netherlands, anything within 15 km.

User:Moreschi

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  1. Will be able to take occasional requests for solo flute and piano, possibly low countertenor as well.
  2. Same as Nazgjunk above.

User:ExplorerCDT

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  1. Piano (Classical or Jazz), Vocals (Bass-Baritone). Limited Clarinet, Brass, Slide Whistle, Kazoo.
  2. Any recording space can be arranged. Connections to professional audio engineers, people in the know.
  3. New York City. Will travel for the right project.

Recordings in progress

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US Presidential campaign songs

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  1. Any of the songs in the excellent Songs America Voted By (Irwin Silber, 1971).
  2. Many articles on American political history would benefit from these recordings.
  3. You can get the book in a library, or I'll take it out again and e-mail you the interesting parts.
  4. Any singer should do (I don't think accompaniment is necessary).
  5. Pharos 02:54, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]
User:Makemi is working on this one

The Rite of Spring

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  1. See [http://www.imslpforums.org/files/Stravinsky,%20Igor/Stravinsky_-_

Caisse

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Can you record the pronunciation of the word caisse with an Quebec accent ? Fête (talk) 20:03, 20 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]

FQ-caisse
Eklir (talk) 21:16, 18 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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