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Virtually all C64 music is in the HVSC collection, http://hvsc.c64.org. You'd have to search for the music you seek.

yes I know there is no other else?

Chris Abbott wrote:Virtually all C64 music is in the HVSC collection, http://hvsc.c64.org. You'd have to search for the music you seek.

Not that I know of, no. The C64 wasn't that huge a deal in France or the Arabic world, as far as I know, and the three-voice nature of the synth chip is more suited to synth music than recreations of ethnic music.

Chris

Jewish and Israeli music on c64?

Chris Abbott wrote:Not that I know of, no. The C64 wasn't that huge a deal in France or the Arabic world, as far as I know, and the three-voice nature of the synth chip is more suited to synth music than recreations of ethnic music.

Chris

Same deal, really, though i'm sure there are a few versions of really famous tunes.

I know it's tempting to think that in a huge world someone would have got round to it, and perhaps they did: but if they did, I don't think we've heard about it.

Think Guy Shavitt is Israeli, you should check out his folder

yes I know and you know the other person for Israeli Jewish music c64?

dan gillgrass wrote:Think Guy Shavitt is Israeli, you should check out his folder

You can find SID music listed by nation at CSDB. People aren't used to listing music in terms of religion or race, so I think this is all you can do. Even Jewish composers wouldn't say their music is therefore Jewish, not as far as I'm aware.

http://csdb.dk/browse.php?type=groups&g ... =Browse%21

ok thank you I'll see