F. Horetzky’s Nº. 5. French Air encapsulates a serene and nostalgic essence, characterized by its **C** major tonality, **90 BPM** tempo, and **2/4** time signature. This classical piece unfolds gracefully, evoking feelings of tranquility and warmth through its smooth melodic lines and gentle rhythms.
From a technical standpoint, this MIDI composition features a solo nylon acoustic guitar, with a total of 178 notes packed into a **53-second** arrangement. The track, comprising two distinct layers, is ideal for various applications, including practice sessions, remixing projects, or as an engaging visualizer backdrop, thanks to its rich melodic structure and moderate note density.
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