It's an excerpt from Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, and it's being played by Steven Bochco's father Rudolph.

We often use the expression "they're playing my song," not always remembering that while we may have emotionally adopted the song, it still legally belongs to the songwriter who created it, and the music publisher who markets it. When you use other people's property, you need to ask permission.

Ans: Yes, we can have a MIDI file play when the page opens. The programming is in Microsoft Internet Explorer format, not in Netscape. (Netscape makes a small player icon pop up on the page, which detracts from the page quality) You can send us your favorite MIDI, or we can select one from our catalog of many hundred music files. Note: The jury is still out on the subject of Copyright of MIDI files. We select our music from sites which claim to be free to the public, but one never really knows.

back to top) If the information is not present in the Episode Guide, I don't know. I recommend you to ask your question on the T7S Questions & Answers thread of Fan Forum. back to top) No, Point Place is a fictional suburb of Green Bay, Wisconsin. However, the other towns mentioned in the show (like Kenosha) do exist.

Because so many people have enquired about the music used in the series, we've provided a complete track listing in the Happiness Episode Guides. The song the Happiness blokes are rather fond of playing air guitar to, is The Joker by the Steve Miller Band.

The usual problem is that there are too many music players installed, and your computer don't know which music player to use. You may have erratic behavior if you have Quicktime installed. Problems include: Only playing 1-2 seconds of each song before quitting or garbled sound when playing. This should solve the problem, if not you may have another unrelated configuration problem with your computer. Most everyone uses Windows media player.

Nobody knows. But everyone seems to have heard it at one time... If you listen to the very very end of "Eclipse," and turn your volume up very very high, you will very very faintly hear some music. This has been pointed out several times, but nobody has ever been able to pinpoint exactly what the song is. Some think it's a Beatles song, others, classical music. And why is it there? A studio trick? Or just sound bleeding through from another studio? Truth is, we'll probably never know.

If you want finer equipment, properly adjusted, with first rate service to back it up, you would choose a specialty shop. For better equipment, would you not choose a bike shop over a department store? Or a camera shop over a discount store? If you choose Lisle Violin Shop you will receive specialty services without high prices. Lisle Violin Shop is family owned and committed to high quality products and services.

If you are using Windows Media Player 10, please find the code in the following Microsoft site and follow their recommendation. If you are using Windows Media Player 9, please find the code in the following Microsoft site and follow their recommendation. You could be coming from a computer with an IP address and/or a referral URL not listed as authorized. You need to give us your IP address and what steps you take to go to Naxos Music Library, as follow.

Sight reading skills. Practice reading relatively easy parts without stopping -- try Baroque trio sonatas. Knowledge of the literature. Start with Haydn and Mozart. Get music from the library or buy it, and learn the parts to a half dozen pieces. If you play the violin, start with the second violin part. Please don't sign up for a workshop until you have these "under your belt". However, do recruit some friends and start playing regularly at home.

A representative from your team (coach/advisor) must know exactly when to start the music. Only one routine/team's music should be on the CD. The representative with your music should report to the music table one performance before yours. The person responsible for bringing the CD to the music table is also responsible for inserting the CD into the player and pushing play and stop at the proper times during the routine.

I started drumming on the furniture when I was in elementary school. At 14 I actually started taking drum lessons. I began learning the banjo when I was 22. Music has always been important to me, but I have college degrees in biology, art and elementary education.

I have played in almost every state. For the U.S. State Department I have traveled to Africa, South East Asia and Latin America.

My favorite to solo over is ballads! I can take my time and get lost in that other world I'm sometimes able to get to.

The music in the background of the B2 and B3 bulletin board comes via satellite from DMX Music. Log on to DMX -What is Playing Now to find out what is playing. Once on the page, scroll down to "Hottest List" which is the format we run. You can find a brief listing of music that has just played there. Enjoy the music!

We don't have any pre-conceived type of music that we will be focussing on. Just any good music basically. Rock, Blues, Jazz, Folk, Electronic, Reggae, Country... you name it! We might have a theme for a particular show, or then again we might not. Who knows. Let's wait and see.

Rather than using a simple music player embedded in BrainsBreaker you will experiment the same effect and have a lot more control if you run some other music player program such as "Windows Media Player" (it comes installed with windows) or WinAmp. The player can run in the background while you play your puzzles and you can program it in different ways for example to choose randomly songs in your Hard Disk.

a: Join club V-MODA to be "in the mix" on our new releases, we are finishing three "V-MODA musique" compilation CDs that will be available soon. V-MODA is also launching an online music store soon where you can purchase legal MP3s of many of the remixes you hear on this site. For now, load up your browser and let V-MODA.com play on!