Oh, messages read from bottom to top here. Someone already had given the answer. I didn't see. Sorry for this.
Lots of regards, Jacob.
Lots of regards, Jacob.
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Although the rhythm looks slightly strange, I think this should be Albinoni (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adagio_in_G_minor), if I'm not very much mistaken.
Lots of regards, Jacob.
Lots of regards, Jacob.
I knew it had to be 3/4 time, 4/4 just didn't look right. Good job! :-)
I knew it!! Unfortunately, I only have it on a compilation CD for musical lowbrows ("Baroque Favorites"), so it's only referred to as Tomaso Albinoni's "Adagio", and in the notes all it says is that this version is a twentieth-century reconstruction by Remo Giazotto, from a "fragment" of Albinoni.
Edit: turns out that's a well-known piece. It's all over the internet. Here's a link to a MIDI. The part you noted starts about 1:35 from the beginning.
http://www.culturageneral.net/musica/clasica/htm/adagio.htm
Edit: turns out that's a well-known piece. It's all over the internet. Here's a link to a MIDI. The part you noted starts about 1:35 from the beginning.
http://www.culturageneral.net/musica/clasica/htm/adagio.htm
That sounds so familiar it's killing me.
Contour just means up, down, or repeat (so in this case * uudddudruud etc.) I understand now what you meant in your original post.
So is this close?
search Musipedia for this
So is this close?
search Musipedia for this
Also, what time signature is it? I used 4/4 here because it's the default, but it doesn't look convincing. :-)
is what I get when I do the rhythm, and 
are the notes, but not the rhythm or speed. I don't know what contour is, though.do you know the rhythm? Can you clarify the up/down bits. What is the contour? * uuudddud ?
I'm pretty sure this one must be a well known classical song, but I can't remember the composer or what it's called, and the melody and rhythm searches aren't turning up what I'm looking for.
I tried to work it out on a keyboard, but I'm not a musician, and I'm not sure how to write it.
C, D, D sharp, (going up) D, C, B, (down) C, (up) B flat (down)
B flat, C, C sharp, (up) C, B flat, A flat (down)
F, A flat, C, (up) G (down)
D sharp, C, G, (up) F (down)
F, G, G sharp, (up) G, F, D sharp (down)
D sharp, F, G,(up) F, D sharp, D(down)
D, D sharp, F, (up) D sharp, D, C. (down)
Sorry if that's hard to figure out. I'd appreciate it if anyone recognizes it.
I tried to work it out on a keyboard, but I'm not a musician, and I'm not sure how to write it.
C, D, D sharp, (going up) D, C, B, (down) C, (up) B flat (down)
B flat, C, C sharp, (up) C, B flat, A flat (down)
F, A flat, C, (up) G (down)
D sharp, C, G, (up) F (down)
F, G, G sharp, (up) G, F, D sharp (down)
D sharp, F, G,(up) F, D sharp, D(down)
D, D sharp, F, (up) D sharp, D, C. (down)
Sorry if that's hard to figure out. I'd appreciate it if anyone recognizes it.
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