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Symphony No. 7 in A Major, Op. 92: II. Allegretto — Ludwig van Beethoven (Piano Solo)Interactive lesson ready

Symphony No. 7 in A Major, Op. 92: II. Allegretto — Ludwig van Beethoven (Piano Solo)

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72 BPM 7:44 A Minor 2 tracks 3610 notes

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Mode Concert: the MIDI melody is played as is, with the instrument's didactic fingering (out-of-range notes skip octaves). Mode Written: applies the real transposition of each instrument (alto sax in Eb +9, clarinet/trumpet in Bb +2).

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Musical Analysis

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72 BPM

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Playable signals
Tempo72 BPM
Duration7:44
Tracks2
Notes3610
Key / ScaleA Minor
Pitch rangeD1 (26) - G6 (91)
Range span65 semitones

Melody Distribution

Registers by section

Chord Progressions

Main harmonic movement
Opening
Am/EAmE/AbE5AmD9/AC/GGG11C
00:00 - 01:56
Early middle
AmC/EE/AbAm(add9)/ECmaj9/EE9AAm/CAmAm/C
01:56 - 03:52
Late middle
Cmaj9Fadd9/CG11/CCmaj7Cmaj9Dm11/CG11/CCmaj9/BBmFadd9/A
03:52 - 05:48
Ending
Ddim7/AbDdim7Dm6/BFdim7/DDdim7E7sus2Am(add9)/EAm(add9)/CEE7
05:48 - 07:44

Description & Musical Analysis

The Allegretto is the second movement of Beethoven’s Symphony No. This file lasts 7:45 and contains 3,610 note events.

How to Play & Trivia

About this MIDI

The Allegretto is the second movement of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92. This full movement is arranged across two piano staves. This file lasts 7:45 and contains 3,610 note events.

Practice focus

Follow the repeated rhythmic figure through the darker middle section, then hear the opening pulse return.

Score source: [PDMX v9, Zenodo record 15571083](https://zenodo.org/records/15571083). This score is marked CC0 1.0 in the dataset metadata. Dataset attribution: Phillip Long, Zachary Novack, Julian McAuley, and Taylor Berg-Kirkpatrick (CC BY 4.0).

Available Instruments: Piano (Grand, Upright, Electric), Synthesizer, Organ, Guitar, 12-String Guitar, Viola Caipira, Ukulele, Bass (4 and 5 strings), Violin, Viola, Cello, Harp, Kalimba, Marimba, Xylophone, Vibraphone, Glockenspiel, Recorder, Flute, Ocarina, Saxophone, Clarinet, and Trumpet.

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MIDI Technical Specifications

Key / Scale
A Minor
Pitch Range
D1 (26) - G6 (91)
Total Notes
3610

Note Distribution

C
378 10.5%
C#
163 4.5%
D
376 10.4%
Eb
41 1.1%
E
759 21.0%
F
129 3.6%
F#
160 4.4%
G
240 6.6%
Ab
196 5.4%
A
684 18.9%
Bb
30 0.8%
B
454 12.6%

Tracks & Instruments

TrackInstrumentNotes
Pianoacoustic grand piano1841
Pianoacoustic grand piano1769

Chord Timeline

TimeBeatChord
00:00 - 00:02M1.1 - M2.2Am/E
00:03 - 00:04M3.1 - M3.2Am
00:05 - 00:05M4.1 - M4.2E/Ab
00:06 - 00:07M5.1 - M5.2E5
00:08 - 00:10M6.1 - M7.1Am
00:10M7.2D9/A
00:11 - 00:12M8.1 - M8.2C/G
00:13M9.1G
00:14M9.2G11
00:15 - 00:16M10.1 - M11.1C
00:17M11.2Am7/C
00:18 - 00:19M12.1 - M12.2B
00:20M13.1Bm
00:20M13.2Abm7b5/B
00:21M14.1A
00:22 - 00:24M14.2 - M15.2Am
00:25M16.1E/Ab
00:25M16.2Am
00:26M17.1E5
00:27M17.2Eadd9
00:28M18.1Am
00:30M19.1C
00:30M19.2Am7/C
00:31 - 00:32M20.1 - M20.2B
00:33M21.1Bm
00:34M21.2Abm7b5/B
00:35M22.1A
00:35 - 00:37M22.2 - M23.2Am
00:38M24.1E/Ab
00:39M24.2Am
00:40M25.1E5
00:40M25.2Eadd9
00:41M26.1Am
00:43M27.1C
00:44M27.2Am
00:45 - 00:45M28.1 - M28.2E/Ab
00:46M29.1Bm11/E
00:47M29.2E
00:48M30.1Am(add9)
00:49M30.2Am
00:50M31.1C
00:50M31.2F#m7b5/A
00:51M32.1EmMaj7/G
00:52M32.2Em/G
00:53M33.1Fsus2/G
00:54M33.2G
00:55M34.1Cadd9
00:55M34.2C
00:56M35.1Em
00:57M35.2Am7/C
00:58 - 00:59M36.1 - M36.2B
01:00M37.1Bm(add9)/F#
01:00M37.2E9
01:01M38.1Asus4
01:02M38.2Am
01:03M39.1C
01:04M39.2Am
01:05M40.1E/Ab
01:05M40.2Am
01:06M41.1Bm11/E
01:07M41.2E9
01:08M42.1A
01:09M42.2Am
01:10M43.1Em
01:10M43.2Am7/C
01:11 - 01:12M44.1 - M44.2B
01:13M45.1Bm(add9)/F#
01:14M45.2E9
01:15M46.1Asus4
01:15M46.2Am
01:16M47.1C
01:17M47.2Am
01:18M48.1E/Ab
01:19M48.2Am
01:20M49.1Bm11/E
01:20M49.2E9
01:21 - 01:22M50.1 - M50.2A
01:23M51.1Am
01:24M51.2Am/C
01:25M52.1E/Ab
01:25M52.2E/B
01:26M53.1E7
01:27M53.2E7/B
01:28M54.1Am(add9)
01:29M54.2C/E
01:30M55.1Am
01:30M55.2F#m7b5/C
01:31M56.1EmMaj7/G
01:32M56.2C
01:33M57.1G7
01:34M57.2G7/F
01:35M58.1Cadd9
01:35 - 01:36M58.2 - M59.1C
01:37M59.2Em
01:38 - 01:39M60.1 - M60.2B
01:40M61.1Bm
01:40M61.2E9/D
01:41M62.1Asus4
01:42 - 01:43M62.2 - M63.1Am
01:44M63.2C/E
01:45M64.1E/Ab
01:45M64.2Am(add9)/E
01:46M65.1E7sus2
01:47M65.2E9
01:48M66.1A
01:49M66.2Am(add9)/C
01:50M67.1C
01:50M67.2Em
01:51 - 01:52M68.1 - M68.2B
01:53M69.1Bm
01:54M69.2E9/D
01:55M70.1Asus4
01:55 - 01:56M70.2 - M71.1Am
01:57M71.2C/E
01:58M72.1E/Ab
01:59M72.2Am(add9)/E
02:00M73.1Cmaj9/E
02:00M73.2E9
02:01M74.1A
02:02M74.2Am/C
02:03M75.1Am
02:04M75.2Am/C
02:05M76.1E/Ab
02:05M76.2E/B
02:06M77.1E7
02:07M77.2Cadd9/E
02:08M78.1Am(add9)
02:09 - 02:10M78.2 - M79.1Am
02:10M79.2F#m7b5/C
02:11M80.1EmMaj7/G
02:12M80.2Em/G
02:13M81.1Dm11/G
02:14M81.2Fsus2/G
02:15M82.1Cadd9
02:15 - 02:16M82.2 - M83.1C
02:17M83.2Am7/C
02:18M84.1B
02:19M84.2B/Eb
02:20M85.1Bm
02:20M85.2E9/B
02:21M86.1Asus4
02:22 - 02:23M86.2 - M87.1Am
02:24M87.2Am/C
02:25M88.1E/Ab
02:25M88.2Am(add9)
02:26M89.1E7
02:27M89.2E9
02:28M90.1A
02:29M90.2Am(add9)
02:30M91.1C
02:30M91.2Am7/C
02:31M92.1B
02:32M92.2B/Eb
02:33M93.1Bm
02:34M93.2E9/B
02:35M94.1Asus4
02:35 - 02:36M94.2 - M95.1Am
02:37M95.2Am/C
02:38M96.1E/Ab
02:39M96.2Am(add9)
02:40M97.1E7
02:40M97.2E9
02:41 - 02:42M98.1 - M98.2A
02:43 - 02:44M99.1 - M99.2E7sus2
02:45M100.1Am(add9)/E
02:45M100.2Am
02:46M101.1Bm11/E
02:47M101.2E7sus2/F#
02:48M102.1Amaj9/E
02:49 - 02:50M102.2 - M103.2A
02:51M104.1Dmaj9/A
02:52M104.2Bm9/A
02:53M105.1Bm7/A
02:54M105.2Bm11/A
02:55M106.1Amaj9
02:55 - 02:56M106.2 - M107.1Bm11/A
02:57M107.2A11
02:58M108.1Em11/A
02:59M108.2E11/A
03:00M109.1E11/Ab
03:00M109.2Amaj9
03:01M110.1A7
03:02M110.2A7/E
03:03M111.1A7/C#
03:04 - 03:05M111.2 - M112.1A7
03:05M112.2Em11/A
03:06M113.1Dadd9
03:07M113.2Dmaj9/A
03:08M114.1E11/F#
03:09M114.2Amaj9
03:10M115.1Amaj9/Ab
03:10M115.2Emaj9/B
03:11M116.1Emaj7
03:12M116.2E
03:13M117.1E11
03:14M117.2B7sus4/E
03:15M118.1Esus4
03:15M118.2Emaj9
03:16M119.1Amaj9/E
03:17M119.2A6/9/E
03:18M120.1F#m11
03:19M120.2Bsus4/E
03:20M121.1Amaj9/B
03:20M121.2B9
03:21M122.1Asus2
03:22M122.2Emaj9/Ab
03:23 - 03:24M123.1 - M123.2C#dim7
03:25M124.1C#m6
03:25M124.2Abm7b5/D
03:26M125.1Gm6/C#
03:27M125.2C#dim7
03:28M126.1C#m6
03:29M126.2E9/D
03:30M127.1Em7b5/C#
03:30M127.2Edim7/C#
03:31M128.1Em9/D
03:32M128.2Dmaj7
03:33M129.1Dmaj9
03:34M129.2E7
03:35M130.1Amaj9

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