Préludes opus 16 - 4 by A. Scriabin captures the essence of Romanticism, characterized by its lush harmonies and expressive depth. Set in Ebm and composed at a slow 44 BPM, this piece evokes a contemplative, almost dreamlike quality, enhanced by the gentle waltz of the 3/4 time signature.
The MIDI arrangement features an Acoustic Grand Piano with a total of 171 notes packed into a 49-second duration, making it ideal for practice or as a base for remixing. Its rich texture and emotional weight provide an excellent foundation for visualizers or ambient soundscapes.
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