得票
0
标准 MIDI 文件(SMF)属性
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音色标准
GM1 -
文件格式
MIDI TYPE 1 -
文件大小
14.28 KB -
播放时长
03:13 -
BPM
10 - 109 -
音轨数量
4
通道与乐器编配
共使用4个通道,1种乐器
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大钢琴
372个音符/和弦,平均音高 G5
乐器 ID: 0, 音轨: 1时间: 00:02 - 03:08
音高: #G3 - D7
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大钢琴
287个音符/和弦,平均音高 B4
乐器 ID: 0, 音轨: 2时间: 00:02 - 03:08
音高: #F3 - B6
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大钢琴
101个音符/和弦,平均音高 E4
乐器 ID: 0, 音轨: 3时间: 00:03 - 03:02
音高: E3 - A5
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大钢琴
480个音符/和弦,平均音高 F3
乐器 ID: 0, 音轨: 4时间: 00:02 - 03:11
音高: #C1 - #G4
音轨信息
共使用65个音轨,4个音轨有音符
# | 名称 | 通道 | 乐器 |
---|---|---|---|
1 | piano 1 | 1 | 大钢琴 |
2 | piano 2 | 2 | 大钢琴 |
3 | piano 3 | 3 | 大钢琴 |
4 | piano 4 | 4 | 大钢琴 |
5 | * | ||
6 | First Rhapsody 1946 Melachrino | ||
7 | Music by George Melachrino | ||
8 | Piano Transcription by Harry Ralton | ||
9 | copyright 1946 by The Arcadia Music Pub.Co. London | ||
10 | sequence by James Pitt-Payne, London UK | ||
11 | on Friday 26 September 2003 at 16.28 | ||
12 | in association with Doug Grierson | ||
13 | * | ||
14 | Born George Militiades, 1st May 1909, London, England, | ||
15 | died 18 June 1965, London, England. | ||
16 | An orchestra leader, composer, arranger, multi instrumentalist | ||
17 | and singer, Melachrino was the son of Greek parents. | ||
18 | He learned to play a miniature violin, and wrote | ||
19 | his first composition when he was five years old. | ||
20 | He was already an accomplished musician by the age | ||
21 | of 14 when he enrolled at the Trinity College Of Music, | ||
22 | where he specialized in chamber music and the use | ||
23 | of strings. At the age of 16, he wrote | ||
24 | a string sextette that was performed in London. | ||
25 | He resolved to learn to play every instrument | ||
26 | in the orchestra, and succeeded, with the exception | ||
27 | of the harp and piano. In 1927, he began his | ||
28 | broadcasting career, playing and singing from the BBC studio | ||
29 | at Savoy Hill. He strayed further and further | ||
30 | away from his initial ambition to be a classical musician, | ||
31 | playing jazz instead, and working in dance bands | ||
32 | for leaders such as Bert Firman, Harry Hudson, Ambrose | ||
33 | and Carroll Gibbons' Savoy Hotel Orchestra. | ||
34 | In 1939, Melachrino formed his own dance band | ||
35 | to play at the prestigious London venue the Cafe de Paris, | ||
36 | until 1940. During the period of the 'Battle of Britain', | ||
37 | he joined the British Army as a military policeman, | ||
38 | eventually becoming a Regimental Sergeant-Major. He later | ||
39 | toured in the Stars Of Battledress and was musical director | ||
40 | of the Army Radio Unit, as well as the leader | ||
41 | of the British Band of the Allied Expeditionary Forces. | ||
42 | He also led the 50-piece 'Orchestra in Khaki', | ||
43 | recruited from professional musicians serving in the ranks, | ||
44 | who were much amused when he was introduced on | ||
45 | broadcasts as 'the Sentimental Sergeant-Major'. | ||
46 | The unit held its own against the American band led | ||
47 | by Glenn Miller and the Canadian combination led by | ||
48 | Robert Farnon, with both of whom Melachrino guested | ||
49 | as vocalist on occasions during the war years. | ||
50 | While in the forces, he experimented with large string | ||
51 | sounds, and after the war he ran two outfits, | ||
52 | the Melachrino Strings and the George Melachrino Orchestra, | ||
53 | both purveying the sentimental mood music so popular | ||
54 | in the 50s, especially in the USA. | ||
55 | * | ||
56 | His compositions included 'First Rhapsody' | ||
57 | (his theme tune), 'Winter Sunshine', 'Vision D'Amour', | ||
58 | 'Woodland Revel' and 'Portrait Of A Lady'. | ||
59 | * | ||
60 | He died in 1965 following an accident at his home | ||
61 | in Kensington, London. The Melachrino Strings | ||
62 | and Orchestra continued to record into the 80s, | ||
63 | conducted by Robert Mandell. | ||
64 | * |