za67 C Minor midiza67 nwc music files go from "a..." until "z..." with a hundred files (or more) with each letter. [Then you can see they start again with "za.." ]i.e. ,there is an "z1" file and a "z2" until "z100"; and the same for each letter. But most were never put on the internet, and tons were lost, and I think the x series were just rough drafts. There were also pieces with names [e.g., "Orchestra" or "Mathematics" etc.] before it made sense to just give letters, intead of trying to figure out new names for every piece. {I write mainly for the sake of keeping sane, but I also have hoped that others will benefit. My own thinking about music that Bach is the most fun to play, while Mozart is the greatest of all (to listen to and to play in an orchestra). Beethoven, I think is one step down from Mozart. I think also there were greats in the Renaissance and Middle Ages. In more modern times, I think Sebelius and Brahms were great.} {I ought not forget Vivaldi and Handel. I used to play Vivaldi and Mozart scores on the violin. I mean that I would try to track the important line, and play it on the violin on the street. I had hoped to get through all Mozart in that way, but never managed that. I think I might have noticed that some of Mozart could not be condensed in a single music line.} I must add here that my father had a profound feeling in music, even though he went into inventing things for satellite communication at TRW and other aerospace inventions for the Usa. And I had a great music teacher, Mr. smart, and a great violin teacher, Mr. Chassman.} I think my dad might have gone into playing the violin as a profession, but instead went into science at Caltech.