Every tune is in the public domain. Where the notes were read from a score or a setting someone else prepared, it is linked. The tunes were moved to keys that fit the voice, and the harmonies for three voices were made for this page.
Korobeiniki. Russian folk song, to a poem by Nikolay Nekrasov (1861).
Blue Danube. Johann Strauss II, op. 314 (1866). Score typeset by Nikos Kouremenos for the Mutopia Project, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Drunken Sailor. Traditional shanty.
Can-Can. Jacques Offenbach, from Orpheus in the Underworld (1858).
Mountain King. Edvard Grieg, In the Hall of the Mountain King, from Peer Gynt (1875). Score typeset by Coyau for the Mutopia Project, public domain.
Skaters' Waltz. Émile Waldteufel, op. 183 (1882). Theme as notated on Wikipedia.
Wellerman. New Zealand whaling song. Setting by PacificMist on The Session.
Molly Malone. Attributed to James Yorkston (1884). Setting by Alan Parker on The Session.
Menuet. J. S. Bach, French Suite no. 3, BWV 814. Score typeset by Knute Snortum and Joel Mayes for the Mutopia Project, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Bella Ciao. Italian folk song. Setting by Henry Jia on The Session.
Scarborough Fair. English traditional. Setting by MBAC on The Session.
Canon. Johann Pachelbel, Canon in D. Score typeset by Michael Fischer v. Mollard for the Mutopia Project, CC BY 4.0.
The Parting Glass. Scots and Irish traditional. Setting by Fiddle Inferno on The Session.
AI disclosure
The code, tests, song transcriptions, and harmonies were written with Claude Code using Opus 5.5, from 11 to 13 October 2026. Each feature and change was directed and reviewed by the author, and the sound was judged by ear. Claude also found the sources above and checked the synthesizer's defaults and resonator formula against Klatt's original Fortran. The formant values are Catford's. F3, the voice settings, and the faces are estimates with no source. Links and sources were double-checked against the originals on 13 October 2026.