The emotion in F. Schubert's Streichquartett No. 12 “Quartettsatz” in c-moll resonates profoundly with its captivating 101 BPM tempo and flowing 6/8 time signature, evoking a sense of longing and introspection. Composed in the key of Eb, this Romantic piece beautifully showcases the interplay of strings, making it a compelling addition to any classical repertoire.
For MIDI enthusiasts, this composition offers a rich tapestry of sound with a total of 7770 notes across four instruments: Violin, Viola, Cello, and Pizzicato Strings, all expertly arranged over a duration of 9:46. Ideal for practice sessions, remixes, or visualizations, it provides a versatile foundation for creative projects.
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