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Midifile
Min Vater isch an Appenzeller
in style of
Franzl Lang

This Midifile has been replayed/programmed on the basis of the original song. Length, style, instrumentation and arrangemet are as close as possible to the original as well. A Midifile's sound is never 100% like the original, because the sound doesn't "come from" the midi, but from the midi-device (sound is beeing generated).

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Article#: 22371.00
Title: Min Vater isch an Appenzeller
in style of: Franzl Lang / D (Deutschland)
Our release date: 29.04.2002
Style(s): Volksmusik
Duration: 2:38
Tempo: 3 changes [145-151 bpm]
Tracks: 8

Text / Lyrics

Realtime Lyrics and lyrics as ASCII file available.

Formats

SMF-0
SMF-1
GM
GS
XG

Midi Features

Meta Lyric-Events: Yes
XF CHORDS: No
Vocalist track: Channel 5 may be used under certain circumstances. However, there is no channel optimized for a vocalist.

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  • 26.06.2007: Correction of Midifile