keyboard software media

This page lists my collection and general info about music cartridges and other original software media for electronic musical instruments. Not listed here are media those were neither sold separately nor interchangeable among multiple instrument models.

Important: Do not ask me where to buy new software for your keyboard. Most of these media have not been made anymore for over a decade, and I also don't know where to find them. Try eBay, but even there they are rarely offered separately, but usually come only together with a used keyboard.

Casio barcode music

Casio barcode score sheets (genuinely called "MS memory"?) were a technology to scan digital music data from special barcode songbooks into the internal sequencer memory of a keyboard using a barcode pen. The use of that pen needed training and worked poorly under bad lighting conditions. Also the quality of this music was bad, because it consisted only of a monophonic main voice with optional simple standard accompaniment. Despite the songs contained neither rhythm nor instrumentation data and you had to scan up to 2 full pages of barcode rows for some of them, most melodies were disappointingly short. Casio barcode score sheets were introduced with the Casio MT-70 and VL-5 (the latter even without any accompaniment) and fortunately soon abandoned in favour for the by magnitudes better ROM-Pack technology.

In the ancient home computer magazine "Your Spectrum" (Issue 4, June 1984) was an article about connecting a Sinclair ZX Spectrum home computer with the barcode reader input of a Casio VL-5. This article contains a BASIC program and many technical details about the data format of the Casio barcode song books, and it says that the same program works also with the Casio MT-70. The article can be found here.

barcode score sheets from Casio MT-70

This stack of separate barcode sheets came with the lesson book that ws shipped with my Casio MT-70. The barcode sheets itself have neither release date nor copyright marks but only page numbers, and the corresponding human readable musical score is in the lesson book. A bit bizarre is that most songs are marked "traditional" or "folk song" despite at least some of them are not that old. Possibly Casio attempted to circumvent to pay royalties to their genuine composers. The melody voice of these songs works also with my Casio VL-5, but the chord voice shows only an error.

These are the 14 songs sorted by page number:

  1. Symphony No.9 in D minor, "Choral" (by L. v. Beethoven)
  2. From the New World (by A. Dvorãk)
  3. Jingle Bells
  4. When the Saints Go Marchin' In (American folk song)
  5. Russian folk song
  6. Sonata (by W. A. Mozart)
  7. 500 Miles (American folk song)
  8. Tom Dooley (American folk song)
  9. Aura Lee (English Air)
  10. "Red River Valley" (Traditional)
  11. American folk song
  12. The House of the Rising Sun (American folk song)
  13. Jamaican Farewell (Jamaican traditional)
  14. [2nd page of it]
  15. Celito Lindo (Mexican traditional)

"Bar Code Score Book" from Casio VL-5

This barcode song book came with my 2nd Casio VL-5. Unlike the Casio MT-70 barcode sheets, it is not a stack of loose pages and the barcode tracks include no chord voice (which is not supported by the VL-5) and thus consist only of a monophonic main voice. The songs come with human readable score and marks for  the intended manual settings for preset sound, preset rhythm, sustain, tempo and balance.
  1. Romance De L'Amour (Old Spanish Song)
  2. Cielito Lindo (Traditional)
  3. Sonata (by W. A. Mozart)
  4. Red River Valley (Traditional)
  5. From the New World (by A. Dvorãk)
  6. K A T I-O W A (Russian Air) [name written in cyrillic letters]
  7. Santa Lucia (Italian Folk Song)
  8. Jingle Bells (Traditional)
  9. When the Saints Go Marchin' In (American Folk Song)
  10. The House of the Rising Sun (Traditional)
Type number: "022A SA" (followed by 5 kanji characters), Printed in Japan

Casio ROM-Packs

ROM-Packs are cartridges those contain digital music data similar to MIDI files stored on a ROM IC. They were used by older Casio keyboards; most of them had a "melody guide" key lighting feature. ROM-Pack musics were usually nicely arranged and old ones often came with a musical score book, that also properly lists the original composers and release years of the songs. The musics consist of a main voice, a 2nd voice (called obligato) and a couple of rhythms with standard accompaniments including breaks and fill-ins. The ROM-Pack format was introduced first with the Casio MT-800 keyboard, and all ROM-Packs were apparently published by Sight & Sound International Inc. The cartridges employs the same conductive carbonized silicone rubber connector that is used in many LCD wrist watch displays. Also a user programmable "RAM-Pack" version of these cartridges came out (Casio RA-1), but the only instrument that could write them was the Casio PT-50.

RO-201: "Fun With Your Casio Keyboard"

  1. You Are the Sunshine of my Life
  2. Misty
  3. Yesterday Once More
  4. When the Saints Go Marching In
  5. Star Wars
  6. Sir Duke
  7. Air for the G String [should be "Air on a G String"]
  8. Sunrise, Sunset
  9. Feelings (_Dime?)
  10. Greensleeves
  11. Love Me With All Your Heart (Cuando Calienta El Sol)
  12. Ciribiribin
  13. More
  14. Brazil (Aquarela Do Brasil)
  15. Adios
This cartridge has a "not for sale" notice and was shipped with the first Casio ROM-Pack keyboards like Casio MT-800 and PT-50. It is quite strange that these old instruments were shipped with a 15 song cartridge, while later Casio keyboards came with ROM-Packs with each only 4 songs, despite the price of ROM capacity certainly didn't increase over the years. In the manual of this cartridge mentions that it was released in 1983 by Sight & Sound International Inc. and advertises several other ROM-Packs with also each at least 14 songs. Unlike my other ROM-Packs, the RO-201 has a shiny sheet metal bottom instead of the usual black plastic one.

RO-204: "Supergroups"

  1. Tijuana Taxi
  2. Still
  3. Proud Mary
  4. Colour My World
  5. California Girls
  6. If
  7. The Boy From New York City
  8. All Out Of Love
  9. Babe
  10. Hard To Say I´m Sorry
  11. This Time I´m In It For Love
  12. Only The Lonely
  13. Daydream Believers
  14. Goodbye Stranger
  15. Make Me Smile
  16. Eye In The Sky
  17. The Logical Song
This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1983 by Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R204-B)

RO-253: "Pop/ Rock"

  1. Thriller
  2. Don't Be Cruel
  3. It's Still Rock and Roll To Me
  4. Karma Chameleon
This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1984 Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R253-B)

RO-266: "Songs for Children"

  1. Alphabet Song
  2. Farmer in the Dell
  3. I'm a Little Teapot
  4. I've Been Working on the Railroad
  5. Mary Had a Little Lamb
  6. Old Macdonald
  7. Ten Little Indians
  8. This Old Man
This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1986 Sight & Sound International Inc.

RO-270: "Christmas"

  1. Jingle Bells
  2. Silent Night
  3. Joy To The World
  4. Here Comes Santa Claus
  5. Silver Bells
  6. Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town
This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1988 Sight & Sound International Inc. Most of the arrangements have a wonderful trashy "small church organ" appeal that reminds to christmas fair orchestrion music or (depending on the keyboard) an old home organ in an American wedding chapel. This is not the overused flat ironed pop xmas muzak stuffs you hear everywhere as elevator music. Not all songs use rhythm, and even the others don't play rhythm all the time constantly but rather drum like a Salvation Army's band than average slimy "easy listening" CDs.

RO-281: "Chartbusting Pop"

  1. Heaven is a Place On Earth
  2. Moonlighting
  3. Savin All My Love for You
  4. Who's That Girl
This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1989 Sight & Sound International Inc.

RO-301: "Popular Hits"

  1. Speak Softly Love (Love Theme From "The Godfather")
  2. Moon River
  3. Love Story ("Where Do I Begin")
  4. Entertainer
  5. The Way We Were
  6. Song From Moulin Rouge
  7. We've Only Just Begun
  8. Scarborough Fair
  9. Born Free
  10. Snowbird
  11. Wonderland By Night
  12. Have You Never Been Mellow
  13. I Won't Last A Day Without You
  14. It's Going To Take Some Time
  15. Danke Schoen
  16. L-O-V-E
  17. Cabaret
  18. The Look Of Love
This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1983 Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R301-B)

RO-302: "Latin"

  1. Amor
  2. Besame Mucho
  3. El Cumbanchero
  4. Frenesi
  5. Green Eyes
  6. Magic Is The Moonlight
  7. Mas Que Nada
  8. Perfida
  9. Tico Tico
  10. You Belong To My Heart
  11. The Breeze And I
  12. Coo Coo Roo Coo Coo Paloma
  13. Amapola
  14. Alla En El Rancho
  15. Guantanamera
  16. Granada
  17. Maria Elena
  18. Sway
This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1983 by Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R302-B)

RO-551: "World Songs"

  1. Unterlanders Heimweh
  2. Greensleeves
  3. Die Lorelei
  4. Old Folks At Home
All these musics have a great and complex orchestrated arrangement. This cartridge has a "not for sale" notice and was shipped with later small  ROM-Pack keyboards including Casio PT-80, MT-18, PT-82 and PT-87.

Interesting is that the in Germany quite unknown German folk song "Unterlanders Heimweh"  was also the demo tune of the VL-Tone 1 and was also used in various Casio pocket calculators (e.g. my Casio ML-90). A badly detuned short clip of the melody was even used in the "rating" sound effects of the Casio PT-82 "melody guide" play teaching feature, and later the melody appeared as one song among many in various "song bank" keyboards. Thus "Unterlanders Heimweh" can be likely regarded as something like an unofficial Casio anthem. To me it was at least one of my childhood key experiences with electronic music, and the version on this cartridge has a wonderful orchestrated arrangement. But I am not sure if this is the correct name of this tune, because despite the ROM-Pack RO-551 lists this name, I bought a Casio MT-36 which demo tune is also called "Unterlanders Heimweh" in the manual, and this tune is a rural folk waltz piece that is very different from the VL-1 melody. I also bought an Elite MC2200 keyboard that has many demo tunes of those one is labelled "UMTERLANDERS AEIMWEH" (regard the typo), and a Letron MC-38 that includes it also (misspelled "UMTERLANDERS HEIMWEH), but both tunes corresponds to the MT-36 demo and not to the famous demo of the VL-1.

RO-554: "Family Songs"

  1. When the Saints Go Marching In
  2. Santa Lucia
  3. Long Long Ago
  4. Ach Du Lieber Augustin
  5. The Stagecoach
  6. Air on the G String
This cartridge has a "not for sale" notice and came with my Casio MT-28 and MT-88. Some songs are quite short. Possibly it was also shipped with Casio PT-180 (seen on eBay).

RO-555: "Home Melodies"

  1. When the Saints Go Marching In
  2. Air on the G String
  3. Jingle Bells
  4. Chopin's Nocturne
  5. March from "Nutcracker"
This cartridge has a "not for sale" notice and was apparently shipped with my Casio SK-8.
 
The following cartridges are mentioned in an advertisement in the manual of the ROM-Pack RO-201 that came in 1983 with my Casio MT-800. The ad mentions also a "Casio International Music Club" where people could subscribe for mail ordering info about new Casio music products and software (including new ROM-Packs). Note that these old ROM-Packs contained 14 to 18 songs each, while later ones had way fewer. Unfortunately the ROM-Pack number is not mentioned there (where present, I saw them on eBay).

RO-301: "Popular Hits"

  • (see here)

    • RO-302: "Latin"

    RO-303: "Easy Listening"

    1. A Time For Us (Love Theme From "Romeo And Juliet")
    2. Calcutta
    3. Fascination
    4. Green Green Grass Of Home
    5. I Believe In Music
    6. Mona Lisa
    7. Perlenfisher (Song Of The Perl Fisher)
    8. Spanish Eyes
    9. Strangers In The Night
    10. Top Of The World
    11. Goodbye To Love
    12. Bless The Beast And The Children
    13. An Old Fashioned Love Song
    14. Call Me (Theme From "American Gigolo")
    15. Ben
    16. Nadia's Theme (The Young And The Restless)
    17. Diary
    18. Beyond The Reef
    This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1983 Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R303-B)

    "Rock On"

    1. The Beat Goes On
    2. (Your Love Has Lifted Me) Higher And Higher
    3. I Dig Rock And Roll Music
    4. Lonely People
    5. Never My Love
    6. Mr. Bojangles
    7. Peaceful Easy Feeling
    8. You're Sixteen
    9. Escape (The Pina Colada Song)
    10. Him
    11. My Special Angel
    12. The Old Songs
    13. Ventura Highway
    14. Slow Hand
    15. Swayin' To The Music (Slow Dancin')
    16. Undercover Angel
    17. In The Midnight Hour
    18. Listen To The Music

    "Movie Themes"

    1. Days Of The Wine And Roses
    2. Secret Love
    3. The Summer Knows (From "Summer of '42)
    4. Theme From A Summer Place
    5. Evergreen (Love Theme From "A Star Is Born")
    6. Goodbye Girl
    7. Song From "10" (It's Easy To Say)
    8. Athur's Theme (The Best That You Can Do)
    9. Can You Read My Mind? (Love Theme From "Superman")
    10. Chariots Of Fire
    11. Eye Of The Tiger (Theme from "Rocky III")
    12. Theme From "Superman"
    13. A Time For Love (From "An American Dream")
    14. I'll Wake You Up When I Get Home (From "Every Which Way But Loose")
    quote:
    MANY NEW ROM PACKS TO FOLLOW

    Something for everyone... a complete selection of today's most popular song greats!
    CLASSICAL - POP - JAZZ - ROCK - COUNTRY - WESTERN

    The following additional ROM-Packs were listed in the advertisement sheet "Casio ROM Pack Library - With supplied music books" from 03-1985. Note that these all contain far less songs than the older ROM-Packs and many even contain only a subset of older ROM-Packs songs.

    RO-251: "How To Play Your Casio ROM Keyboard" (instructional ROM)

    1. Beautiful Brown Eyes
    2. Marianne
    3. Skaters Waltz
    4. Du, Du, Liegst Mir Im Herzen
    5. Chopsticks
    6. When the Saints Go Marchin' In
    7. My Wild Irish Rose
    8. Michael, Row The Boat Ashore
    9. (etc. 11 songs in all)

    RO-252: "Film Classics"

    1. Fame
    2. For Your Eyes Only
    3. Up Where We Belong
    4. Gonna Fly Now
    This cartridge was sold separately, (p) by Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R252-B)

    RO-253: "Pop/ Rock"

    RO-254: "Movie Pops"

    1. Arthur's Theme
    2. Eye Of The Tiger
    3. Can You Read My Mind
    4. The Summer Knows

    RO-255: "Rock On"

    1. Listen To The Music
    2. Escape (The Piña Colada Song) 
    3. Ventura Highway
    4. Slow Hand
    This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1984 by Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R255-B)

    RO-256: "Top Pops"

    1. Love Story
    2. Scarborough Fair
    3. Have You Never Been Mellow
    4. Top Of the World

    RO-257: "Super Songs"

    1. Tijuna Taxi
    2. Colour My World
    3. The Boy From New York City
    4. Hard To Say I'm Sorry
    This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1983 by Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R257-B)

    RO-258: "Latin Hits"

    1. El Cumbanchero
    2. Sway (Quien Sery)
    3. Guantanamera
    4. Tico-Tico

    RO-259: "Pop Hits"

    1. Fascination
    2. Songs Of The Pearl Fisher
    3. Besame Mucho
    4. An Old Fashioned Love Song

    RO-260: "Music Collection"

    1. You Are The Sunshine Of My Life
    2. Feelings
    3. Brazil
    4. Mona Lisa

    RO-261: "Pop Selection"

    1. The Entertainer
    2. Eye In The Sky
    3. Goodbye To Love
    4. We've Only Just Begun

    RO-351: "Best Of Carpenters"

    1. Only Yesterday
    2. Rainy Days And Mondays
    3. Please Mr. Postman
    4. Hurting Each-Other

    RO-352: "All-Time Movie Hits"

    • Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
    • Somewhere, My Love (Larn's Theme from "Doctor Zhivago")
    • Never On Sunday
    • The Shadow Of Your Smile
    This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1984 by Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R352-B)

    RO-353: "Beatles"

    1. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
    2. Michelle
    3. P.S. I Love You
    4. Let It Be
    This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1984 by Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R353-B)

    RO-354: "Pop Themes"

    1. Live For Life (Vivre Pour Vivre)
    2. From Russia With Love
    3. Aquarius
    4. Baby Elephant Walk
    This cartridge was sold separately, (p) by Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R354-B)

    RO-355: "Jazz Standards" (aka "Great Standards")

    1. On The Sunny Side Of The Street
    2. Georgia On My Mind
    3. Left My Heart In San Francisco
    4. Memories Of You
    This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1984 by Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R355-B)

    RO-356: "Disney Movie Magic"

    1. When You Wish Upon A Star
    2. Some Day My Prince Will Come
    3. Heigh-Ho
    4. La-La-Lu
    5. Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo
    6. Chim Chim Cheree

    RO-552: "Classic"

    1. Chopin's Nocturne
    2. Schubert's Serenade
    3. Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No.1
    4. Scene From "Swan Lake"
    The following additional ROM-Packs were mentioned on eBay, e-mails or websites:

    RO-101: "The Hit Parade"

    RO-227: "When You Wish Upon A Star and other Disney Movie Songs"

    RO-262: "Country Greats"

    RO-263: "Hymns & Gospel"

    1. Oh Happy Day
    2. He´s Got the Whole World in His Hands
    3. Will the Circle Be Unbroken
    4. Amazing Grace
    (p) 1986 by Sight & Sound Inc. (MCA-R263-B) 

    RO-264: "Pop Country"

    RO-265: "Pop Superstars"

    1. Phil Collins: Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)
    2. Bruce Springsteen: Born In The U.S.A.
    3. Madonna: Holiday
    4. Tina Turner: We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)
    This cartridge was sold separately, (p) 1986 by Sight & Sound International Inc. (MCA-R265-B)

    RO-268: "Golden Hits"

    1. Mona Lisa
    2. Moon River
    3. A Time For Us
    4. Speak Softly Love

    RO-269: "Rhythm & Blues"

    RO-273: "Best Of Motown"

    RO-274: "Hot Pop 'N' Rock"

    1. Dancing In The Dark
    2. King For A Day
    3. These Dreams
    4. Walk Of Life
    (Note that most of the songs of these 4 song ROM-Packs are a subset of the older 18 songs ROM-Packs.)

    RO-275: "Today's Superstars"

    RO-278: "Songs Of Sesame Street"

    RO-357: "Classic" (?)

    RO-456: "Beautiful Arabian Music"

    1. Asmar Arab
    2. Ayooh
    3. Magadeer
    4. Nasheed Alwatan 
    (composed by -1- T. A. Hakeem -2- M. Abdu -3- -4- S. Omar)

    This cartridge was apparently shipped with Casio SK-8A (seen on eBay).

    RO-556: "DH Songs & Rhythms"

    1. When The Saints Go Marchin' In
    2. Chopin's Nocturne
    3. Air On The G-String
    4. ???
    5. (and 16(?) rhythm patterns)
    This was a dedicated special ROM-Pack that came with the MIDI saxophone Casio DH-800 Digital Horn (seen on eBay).

    RO-558: "DH Tunes & Rhythms"

    This one seems to be another(?) special ROM-Pack for the DH-800 (or just a typo?).

    Yamaha PlayCards

    PlayCards are musical score cards made of cardboard with printed musical score on its front and a magnetic data tape strip at its lower rim that contains digital music data similar to MIDI files. They were used by Yamaha's early key lighting keyboards, and each card contained one song. The PlayCard System was introduced first in 1982 with the Yamaha PC-100. Despite the technically simpler media, the capabilities and complexity of PlayCard musics was very similar like its competitor Casio ROM-Pack. The tempo and arpeggio volume of PlayCard musics had to be set manually through analogue sliders, therefore the intended slider setting was printed on the cards. Because Yamaha unfortunately removed the arpeggio feature from their later PlayCard keyboards, the arpeggio volume mark was omitted on later PlayCards.

    PlayCard set from Yamaha PC-100:

    This PlayCard set came with my Yamaha PC-100. The cardbox envelope has the type number "8202" and the cards have marks for arpeggio setting.
    1. Morning Train <9 to 5> (Composed by Florrie Palmer)
    2. Do-Re-Mi (Composed by Oscar Hammerstein II & Richard Rogers)
    3. Edelweiss (Composed by Oscar Hammerstein II & Richard Rogers)
    4. Aloha Oe (Composed Hawaiian Traditional)
    5. Green Sleeves (Irish Folk Song)
    6. Cielito Lindo (Mexican Traditional)
    7. Summertime (Composed by Du Bose Heyward & George Gershwin)
    8. Night Fever (Composed by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, Maurice Gibb)
    9. When The Saints Go Marching In (American Folk Song)
    10. Killing Me Softly With His Song (Composed by Norman Gimbel & Charles Fox)
    11. I Could Have Danced All Night (Composed by Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Loewe)
    12. Take The "A" Train (Composed by Billy Strayhorn)
    13. (a head cleaning card)

    PlayCard set from Yamaha PCS-500:

    This PlayCard set from 1984 came with my Yamaha PCS-500. Its cardbox envelope has the type number "17-610(1)"; the cards mention no arpeggio setting.
    1. Do-Re-Mi (by Oscar Hammerstein II & Richard Rogers)
    2. Edelweiss (by Oscar Hammerstein II & Richard Rogers)
    3. Aloha-Oe (Traditional)
    4. Green Sleeves (Traditional)
    5. Nocturne Op. 9-2 (by Frédéric Chopin)
    6. Summertime (by Du Bose Heyward & George Gershwin)
    7. When The Saints Go Marching In (Traditional)
    8. I Could Have Danced All Night (by Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Loewe)
    9. Take The "A" Train (by Billy Strayhorn)
    10. Memory (by Trevor Nunn after T. S. Eliot, Andrew Lloyd Webber)
    11. We're All Alone (by Boz Scaggs)
    12. Aquarela Do Brazil (by S. K. Russel, Ary Barroso)
    13. (a head cleaning card)
    The following loose PlayCards were all shipped with my use Yamaha PCS-30 and stem from many different looking card sets. I don't know if Yamaha ever has sold individual cards, because some sets of identically designed cards contain only very few ones. Also a single card of "Aquarela Do Brazil" from the PCS-500 set came with it.

    PlayCard set 1:

    This PlayCard set is from 1982; the cards have marks for arpeggio setting.
    1. Tiger (Composed by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus)
    2. One Of Us  (Composed by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus)
    3. That's Me (Composed by Benny Andersson and Stig Anderson and Bjorn Ulvaeus)
    4. Here, There And Everywhere (Composed by John Lennon and Paul McCartney)
    5. Feel Like Makin' Love (Composed by Eugene McDaniels)
    6. Someday My Prince Will Come (From Walt Disney's "SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS, Composed by Frank Churchill and Larry Morey)
    7. It's A Small World (Theme from the Disneyland and Walt Disney World Attraction "IT'S A SMALL WORLD", Composed by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman)

    PlayCard set 2: (with German songs)

    This PlayCard set is from 1982 and includes 2 German folk songs; the cards have marks for arpeggio setting.
    1. Wouldn't It Be Nice (Lyric by Brian Wilson and Tony Asher Music by Brian Wilson)
    2. Leaving On A Jet Plane (by: John Denver)
    3. Band On The Run (Words and Music by McCartney)
    4. California Girls (Lyric and Music by Brian Wilson)
    5. Help Me Rhonda (Lyric and Music by Brian Wilson)
    6. Modern Girl (by Dominic Bugatti and Frank Musker)
    7. Fuchs, due hast die Gans gestohlen (Volksweise)
    8. Schneewalzer (Volksweise)

    PlayCard set 3:

    This PlayCard set is from 1982; the cards have marks for arpeggio setting.
    1. Crying In The Chapel (Words & Music by Artie Glenn)
    2. All Shook Up (Words and Music by Otis Blackwell & Elvis Presley)

    PlayCard set 4:

    This PlayCard set is from 1983; the cards have marks for arpeggio setting.
    1. Auld Lang Syne
    2. Michael Row The Boat Ashore
    3. Easy Street (by Martin Charnin and Charles Strouse)
    4. Maybe (by Martin Charnin and Charles Strouse)
    5. The Dock Of The Bay (by Otis Redding & Steve Cropper)

    PlayCard set 5: (with German songs)

    This PlayCard set is from 1984 and includes some German songs; the cards mention no arpeggio setting.
    1. Sah ein Knab' ein Röslein stehn (Heinrich Werner)
    2. Rosenstock, holderblüh'n (Tanzlied aus Schwaben)
    3. Ja, mir san mit'n Radl da (Text: Walter lechner, Musik (teilweise unter Verwendung eines Volksliedes))
    4. Les Anges Dans Nos Champagne (Angels We Have Heard On High) (Traditional)
    5. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer (by Johnny Marks)
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