P. de Monte's enchanting piece, 14. S'io odo alcun felice, e lieto amante, encapsulates the essence of the Renaissance era with its delicate melodies and heartfelt emotion. Set in the key of F and flowing at a tranquil 60 BPM, the composition's 4/4 time signature creates a balanced and lyrical experience that invites listeners into a world of romantic sentiment.
For MIDI enthusiasts, this track features a rich ensemble of instruments, including nylon acoustic guitar, acoustic bass, and harpsichord, totaling 422 notes over a duration of 1:52. The diverse instrumentation and moderate note density make it a perfect candidate for practice sessions, remixes, or as a stunning visualizer backdrop, providing endless creative possibilities.
Based on Notes Per Second (NPS). Higher NPS indicates faster playing and greater technical difficulty.
Displays the range from the lowest to the highest note used in this piece.
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