Hamelin: Circus Galop (awesome synthesized version!) скачать в хорошем качестве

Hamelin: Circus Galop (awesome synthesized version!)

Marc-André Hamelin (1961-): Circus Galop This humorous piece was written by Hamelin for two player pianos (it's definitely impossible to perform physically!) This has become a notorious midi file enjoyed by musicians and non-musicians alike. It also can be used to test the capabilities of midi-interpreting machines and software, pushing them far beyond what they are normally expected to handle. The midi file has a whopping 17,327 notes - that's more than in Beethoven's entire Waldstein piano sonata! Crammed into a piece not even four and a half minutes long, that amounts to an average of over 65 notes per second! This rendition is played by a dense combination of sounds generated by our Matlab synthesizer, which include guitar, sax, clarinet, and a subtractive-synthesis voice not modeled after a real instrument. In this mix, we attempted to convey the playful, circusy feel of the piece while highlighting the thick sonic landscape that develops from Hamelin's numerous musical phrases being superimposed throughout this piece. Unfortunately, this video took an unusually hard hit from the lossy audio compression involved in YouTube's transcoding of all uploads.