Introduction
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"Judas Maccabaeus" is a MIDI music piece in Pop Music style, played by an ensemble of 6 instruments including Ensemble Strings, Cello, Contrabass, Harpsichord, and Bassoon.
The total duration of this midi music is 2 minutes and 35 seconds, with a total of 1,420 notes, divided into 14 tracks, the initial tempo is 100bpm, the min tempo is 70bpm.
The key signature marked in the MIDI file is B♭ major, the marked beat is 3/4.
Some MIDI events such as Pan are used.
Meta Text
By G.F. Handel, 1746 3. Duet: "From this dread scene"
| Copyright: | Copyright ｩ 1998 by Ken Whitcomb All Rights Reserved |
|---|---|
| Ratings: |
Standard Midi File Properties
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Standard
GM1 -
File format
MIDI TYPE 1 -
File size
12.92 KB -
Duration
02:35 -
BPM
70 - 100 -
Tracks
7
Channels and Instruments
Used 7 channels, 6 instruments
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Oboe
159 notes/chords，avg. pitch C5
Program ID: 68, Track: 1time: 00:34 - 02:22
pitch: D4 - G5
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Ensemble Strings
127 notes/chords，avg. pitch G#4
Program ID: 48, Track: 3time: 00:00 - 02:34
pitch: G3 - A#5
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Ensemble Strings
144 notes/chords，avg. pitch F4
Program ID: 48, Track: 4time: 00:00 - 02:34
pitch: G3 - A#5
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Bassoon
186 notes/chords，avg. pitch A3
Program ID: 70, Track: 2time: 00:18 - 02:22
pitch: C3 - G4
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Cello
268 notes/chords，avg. pitch C#3
Program ID: 42, Track: 5time: 00:00 - 02:34
pitch: D2 - D4
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Contrabass
268 notes/chords，avg. pitch C#2
Program ID: 43, Track: 6time: 00:00 - 02:34
pitch: D1 - D3
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Harpsichord
268 notes/chords，avg. pitch C#3
Program ID: 6, Track: 7time: 00:00 - 02:34
pitch: D2 - D4
Tracks
14 tracks are used, 7 tracks have notes
| # | Name | Channel(s) | Instrument(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Judas Maccabaeus | ||
| 1 | Israelite Woman | 1 | Oboe |
| 2 | Israelite Man | 4 | Bassoon |
| 3 | Violin I | 2 | Ensemble Strings |
| 4 | Violin II | 3 | Ensemble Strings |
| 5 | Cello | 5 | Cello |
| 6 | Double Bass | 6 | Contrabass |
| 7 | Harpsichord | 7 | Harpsichord |
| 8 | 3. "From this dread scene" | ||
| 9 | Duet from | ||
| 10 | Judas Maccabaeus | ||
| 11 | by G.F. Handel, 1746 | ||
| 12 | Sequenced by Ken Whitcomb ｩ1998 | ||
| 13 | kendawl@aol.com |
