Games for Music

Start with the title here, and write anything about music games:

• When adding content, remember that the default license is CC BY-SA. See licensing details.
• To see what we have so far, go to the glossary or the articles section.

A single paragraph is enough (it will grow)! Your article may be about a term, a book, a person, a record etc. It might be also a text that you have already written or even published elsewhere (if you are allowed to copy it and to license it openly). We are a wiki — all contents might be changed in the future by other contributors, so don't worry if your input is not perfect! It's also best not to write very opinionated texts.

Non-CC Exemptions

For historical sources of appropriate license (e.g. public domain), or for articles of yours that are: fleshed out, certainly of interest, and published elsewhere, you may use the option to add the text without the opportunities of Creative Commons. What is implied then is the permission to abridge the text, to put wiki-links to and from it, or to accompany it with related or decorative content.

We hope that sharing in this fashion will be acceptable even for professional writers (for some of their more niche, less profitable texts). You may also detail in the footer how you wish your article to live further. Feel free to add all the suitable links, even promotional. ;) This option is used rarely, here are all examples of it:

• Jeffrey Agrell interview
• Aske Zidore interview
• C. Bergstrøm-Nielsen, Intuitive Music: A Mini Handbook
• Musical Chess Tournament At Lynn 1893
• Games For Musicians (Richard Reason)
• L.C. Elson, Curiosities of Music: The Public Games of Greece
• Alan Brett
• C. Cardew (ed.), Nature Study Notes (full, 1969)
• Subject Matter Of Copyright
• About Plagiarism in Games
• M. Pisaro, Writing, Music (fragment, 2009)

Ideas corner

You can help also by just providing an idea that you think would be interesting to write about (the todo list below works with a wikidot account).