I like the idea, but providing the notes is extremely tedious here. In my old PCSpk (PC-Speaker Server & Client) I made up following notation (excerpt from README):

  first 3-digit number is integer - tempo (bpm)
  next are space seperated values TOL, where:
  T is letter - tone: C,d(des),D,e(es),E,F,g(ges),G,a(as),A,B,H,P(pause)
  O is digit - octave: 0-9
  L is digit/letter - length: L=0-9,A-Z <=> 1/(L+1)

J.S.Bach - Fugue in D minor (fragment):

  240 A47 G47 A47 F47 A47 E47 A47 D47 A47 d47 A47 D47 A47 E47 A47 F47 A47 A37 A47 H37 A47 d47 A47 D47 A47 d47 A47 D47 A47 E47 A47 D43

I've written also Siemens ringtone converter to above format in gawk (GNU awk).

http://git.io/siemens.gawk

EDIT: I just realized that you may wonder what is H there. For conciseness I'll quote Wikipedia on that matter http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B_(musical_note)

> However, in Germany, Central and Eastern Europe, and Scandinavia, the label B is used for what, above, is called B-flat, and the note a semitone below C is called H.