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.
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.
Add {{Pronunciation audio requested}} (short {{par}}) to request an audio file with correct pronunciation of some other article content, specified with the |of= parameter.
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.
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]
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.
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.
Your general area, where you are willing to travel to for this project.
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. :-)
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.
