Set in the evocative key of G#m and flowing at a gentle 80 BPM, A. Scriabin's "Préludes opus 16 - 2" captures a profound emotional depth characteristic of the Romantic genre. With its 2/4 time signature, the piece unfolds gracefully, inviting listeners into a reflective mood that showcases Scriabin's unique melodic language.
This MIDI composition features a rich arrangement for Acoustic Grand Piano, boasting a note count of 522 over a brief duration of 0:57. Perfect for practice or as a foundation for remixing, this track's density offers a wealth of opportunities for MIDI users to explore expressive interpretations or create captivating visualizations.
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