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Infinite Classical

Generative reimaginings of the public-domain canon. Each one plays forever and never repeats — in your browser, or on your own player piano over MIDI.
Single file No samples Never repeats Player-piano MIDI Engraved sheet export
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№ 01 · Tier 1

Infinite Moonlight

after Beethoven — Moonlight Sonata
C♯ minor · Adagio 4/4 · triplet arpeggios
The endless moonlit triplets over deep bass octaves, re-voiced live beneath a clock-driven night sky.
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№ 02 · Tier 2

Infinite Gymnopédie

after Satie — Gymnopédie No. 1
D major · lent 3/4 · bass & two soft chords
Proto-ambient before ambient existed — a floating melody that never quite resolves, over a warm meadow sky.
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№ 03 · Tier 1

Infinite Für Elise

after Beethoven — Bagatelle WoO 59
A minor · 3/8 · descending-chromatic hook
The most familiar piano figure on Earth, looping into perpetual variation.
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№ 04 · Tier 1

Infinite Canon

after Pachelbel — Canon in D
D major · ground bass · layered canon
The most borrowed chord progression in history, building over its eternal eight-bar loop.
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№ 05 · Tier 2

Infinite Clair de Lune

after Debussy
D♭ major · 9/8 · impressionist wash
Debussy's moonlight — arpeggiated harmonics drifting under a floating line.
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№ 06 · Tier 2

Infinite Nocturne

after Chopin — Op. 9 No. 2
E♭ major · 12/8 · singing right hand
The most-streamed Romantic nocturne, breathing in endless ornament.
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It plays your real piano

Every page speaks Web MIDI. Connect a Disklavier, Clavinova, or any MIDI piano, press play, and your instrument performs infinite gentle variations — never the same arrangement twice. Or hit Engrave Sheet to print a beautifully drafted score of any passage, and Export .MID to take it anywhere. The sheet and the MIDI always match.

Coming: World & Folk

The folk canon, reimagined

Phase 2 takes the same engine into the folk traditions of the world — Russia (Kalinka, Korobeiniki, Dark Eyes), Italy ('O Sole Mio, Tarantella, Santa Lucia), Ireland, Spain and beyond — and then past Western tuning entirely, into maqam, raga, and gamelan. A foot in the door to every musical culture on Earth.