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16 BARS Valust Enterprises LLC
ACTION ZONE Sandstone Publishing Group, LLC
AMP! Gatodiabolico Heidi C. Kneisl, a U.S. citizen
AREA:ONE Area Festival, LLC, The
AWAKENING CONCERT Paolicelli Michael
BLACK ASSASSINZ Young, Rodrick
BUBBA Evergrow Limited
BURN Gonzalez, Robert M.
CAESARS ENTERTAINMENT HARRAH'S OPERATING COMPANY, INC.
CAESARS ENTERTAINMENT CAESARS WORLD, INC.
CANT Evergrow Limited
CARMEL MUSIC FESTIVAL Callahan, Glenn Ralph
CLASSIC ARCHIVE IDEALE AUDIENCE
DANGEROUS AND MOVING T.A. Music
DESICLUB.COM Desiclub, Inc.
DO KINDNESS The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation
DOCS WHO ROCK United Way of Summit County
DOWNTOWN The Henry Brent Company, LLC
ECLECTICS ECLECTICS CORPORATION
ENCORE WYNN RESORTS HOLDINGS, LLC
ETHOS Ethos, Inc.
ETHOS Ethos, Inc.
EXIT THE KING McCluskey, James T.
EXTREME GLAM' Extreme Glam, Inc.
FAIRWAYS AND DREAMS Arrowhead Enterprises, Inc.
FAITH BUILDERS Faith Builders International DBA Faith Builders International Ministries
FAMILY FELLOWSHIP WORSHIP CENTER EMPOWERING PEOPLE THROUGH KNOWLEDGE Family Fellowship Worship Center
FREEFORMRADIO Bradford, Michael
GENERATION Glassgold, Scott
GLORY OF ROME CAESARS WORLD, INC.
GODDESSDANCE Jehan Arts, Inc.
GOMUSIC ELECTRONIC GROUP INTERACTIVE, S.L.
GREAT AMERICAN RIB COOK-OFF SFX MUSIC CLEVELAND, LLC
HAVE A BALL HAVE A BALL FOUNDATION, INC.
HIT KID Jeff Cocke
HOLLYWOOD OUTLAW Hollywood Outlaws, Inc.
ICK Evergrow Limited
INTERNATIONAL SNOWBOARD FEDERATION M.S. Sportmarketing GmbH
INTHEATER ENTERTAINMENT WorldStage, LLC
IT WorldStage
JOI Evergrow Limited
LAETITIA CASTA Casta, Laetitia
LAS VEGAS CENTENNIAL 1905-2005 Commission for the Las Vegas Centennial
LC Life Covenant Church, Inc.
LC Life Covenant Church, Inc.
LCASTA Casta, Laetitia
LIFE CHURCH Life Covenant Covemant Church, Inc.
LIFECHURCH.TV Life Covenant Church, Inc.
LIFEKIDS Life Covenant Church, Inc.
LIVE FAMOUSLY. CAESARS WORLD, INC.
LIVEONTHENET LiveOnTheNet.com, Inc.
MASS T-DANCE Gigantic Corp.
MILLER TIME NETWORK MILLER BREWING COMPANY
NEXT Next, Inc.
PARK PLACE ENTERTAINMENT HARRAH'S OPERATING COMPANY, INC.
R2BEAT Neowiz Corporation
REAL WORLD REAL WORLD HOLDINGS LIMITED
REPERTORY EAST PLAYHOUSE TRAVELING TIMES, INC.
SAMARITAN'S PURSE Samaritan's Purse
SINGLEFOCUS.ORG Haas, Gary L.
SINGLES ADVOCATE Haas, Gary L.
SINGLESFOCUS.ORG Haas, Gary L.
SONICVIEW Campbell, Rick Vern
SOR JUANA FESTIVAL Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum
SOULFRITO Soulfrito Holdings, Inc.
STAGE HOLDING Joop van den Ende Theaterprodukties B.V.
STAR OF THE DESERT ARENA THE PRIMADONNA COMPANY, LLC
SUGARCULT DESANTIS, MARCANTINO; OLDER, AARON; PAGNOTTA, TIMOTHY
SUM OF OUR PARTS Sims, Sam
SUPER Evergrow Limited
SWITCH Life Covenant Church, Inc.
SWITCH Life Covenant Church, Inc.
TEAM NINJA TECMO KABUSHIKI KAISHA
THE BLACK MAGES KABUSHIKI KAISHA SQUARE ENIX TA SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.
THE REEL BLUES FEST WHERE INDEPENDENT FILM MEETS INDEPENDENT MUSIC The Reel Blues Fest, Inc.
THE WARFIELD The Warfield Theater, LLC
THE WORLD'S LARGEST BOUTIQUE HOTEL WYNN RESORTS HOLDINGS, LLC
TV ASAHI TV ASAHI CORPORATION
VISITDENMARK VisitDenmark
VOLATILE ENSEMBLE Seneski, Mark E
VTT TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE OF FINLAND
WARFIELD THEATER The Warfield Theater, LLC
XL1 RIDE THE WIND Neowiz Corporation
Technical Examples
  1. A television and music distribution system is provided. Music programs are distributed over a number of analog and digital music channels to a number of users for playing by their user music equipment. Music information on the music program currently broadcasted on the music channels is provided in an in-band data stream on the channels. The user music equipment includes two tuners for providing users with the ability to listen to the music program on one channel while viewing the music information on another.
  2. The present invention provides a music search system for conducting music search, which allows the user to easily listen to music matched to situation. The music search system includes a music data storage section, a location acquisition section, a parameter converting section, a music search section, and a reproducing section. The music data storage section stores a plurality of pieces of music data so as to be associated with a corresponding one of music parameters. The location acquisition section acquires a situation parameter. The parameter converting section converts the situation parameter acquired by the location acquisition section into the music parameter. The music search section uses the music parameter resulted from conversion by the parameter converting section to search through the plurality of pieces of music data stored in the music storage section and selects a piece of music to be reproduced. The reproducing section reproduces the piece of music selected by the music search section.
  3. A novel method of geographically and financially expanding the business potential and commercial fall-out of local live event performances, such as local rock or other music concerts and the like, by enabling the live performance content simultaneously to be presented to multi-media outlets, including pay T.V., Internet, radio stations and movie picture theatres, vertically integrated to receive and simultaneously play the content of the local live performance and with superposed simultaneous infomercial material.
  4. A method and system for automatic classification of music is disclosed. A music piece is received and analyzed to determine whether the received music piece includes sounds of human singing. Based on the received music piece, the music piece can be classified as singing or instrumental music. Each of the singing music pieces can be further classified as chorus or a vocal solo piece, and the vocal solo pieces can be additionally classified by gender and voice. The instrumental music pieces are analyzed to determine whether the music piece is that of a symphony or that of a solo artist or small group of artists. The classification and storage of music pieces can be user controlled.
  5. Based on music performance data, music score display data are composed for displaying a music score representing the music performance. A user inputs his/her musical skill to the apparatus. Referring to a musical skill level versus music score item correspondence table, music score items to be exhibited in the music score are determined to meet the musical skill as inputted by the user, and are included in the composed music score display data. Thus, a music score containing assisting as well as necessary detailed musical signs and indications which meet the user's musical skill will be displayed in addition to the main musical notation of the note progression.

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