Introduction
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"Where Art Thou!" is a MIDI music piece in Ballad style, which is played by an ensemble of 4 instruments including Acoustic Grand Piano, Violin, Trumpet, and Alto Sax.
The total duration of this midi music is 2 minutes and 24 seconds, with a total of 1,050 notes, divided into 14 tracks, the initial tempo is 72bpm, the min tempo is 35bpm.
This MIDI file uses the GM1 standard, which is General MIDI.
The key signature marked in the MIDI file is F major, marked beats are 4/4、1/8、2/4、3/8.
Some MIDI events such as Modulation Wheel, Channel Volume Control, Pan are used, to enhance the quality.
Meta Text
Written by Nydia. Music by John Hill Hewitt, 1801-1890 (2 Feb 1853) for General MIDI playback To Miss Bell Horton of Nothumberland, Pa.
| Copyright: | Copyright (C) 2003 (Apr 9) by Benjamin Robert Tubb |
|---|---|
| Ratings: |
Standard Midi File Properties
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Standard
GM1 -
File format
MIDI TYPE 1 -
File size
7.4 KB -
Duration
02:24 -
BPM
35 - 72 -
Tracks
3
Channels and Instruments
Used 3 channels, 4 instruments
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Violin
78 notes/chords，avg. pitch A#4
Program ID: 40, Track: 1time: 01:41 - 02:17
pitch: D4 - F5
Trumpet
78 notes/chords，avg. pitch A#4
Program ID: 56, Track: 1time: 00:59 - 01:34
pitch: D4 - F5
Alto Sax
78 notes/chords，avg. pitch A#4
Program ID: 65, Track: 1time: 00:16 - 00:51
pitch: D4 - F5
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Acoustic Grand Piano
316 notes/chords，avg. pitch F#4
Program ID: 0, Track: 2time: 00:03 - 02:25
pitch: G3 - D6
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Acoustic Grand Piano
186 notes/chords，avg. pitch C3
Program ID: 0, Track: 3time: 00:03 - 02:25
pitch: A#1 - D4
Tracks
14 tracks are used, 3 tracks have notes
| # | Name | Channel(s) | Instrument(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Where Art Thou! | ||
| 1 | Voice | 1 | ViolinTrumpetAlto Sax |
| 2 | Piano (hi) | 2 | Acoustic Grand Piano |
| 3 | Piano (lo) | 3 | Acoustic Grand Piano |
| 4 | "Where Art Thou!" (2 Feb 1853) | ||
| 5 | Written & Dedicated to | ||
| 6 | Miss Bell Horton | ||
| 7 | of Northumberland, Pa, by NYDIA | ||
| 8 | Music by John Hill Hewitt, 1801-1890 | ||
| 9 | Sequenced on 9 April 2003 | ||
| 10 | by Benjamin Robert Tubb | ||
| 11 | brtubb@writeme.com | ||
| 12 | www.pdmusic.org | ||
| 13 | for General MIDI playback |
