[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > Just transpose once so the first note is `c', or `a', or whatever you > like, but consistently. The search engine merely does the same with > the request. No need to store twelve times. And of course, you do not > even store the first note, as it is implied. To extend the idea: If you want to be able to find also, e.g. second themes, using a "free music search" (corresponding to free text search", I guess the trick is to store the music differentially (number of half-tones up/down and time relation between each note and the next one) and use any of the standard string matching algorithms available. /Mats
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