這首曲子是1990年我為師大附中愛樂社紀念莫札特逝世199周年紀年系列活動而編寫的。內容是莫札特作品的大會串...
This piece was arranged in 1990 for my high school HSNU Philharmonic Club when we were holding a series of activities for Mozart's 199th death anniversary. Basically, it's a medley of Mozart's various works.
數字「2」並沒什麼特別意義，就是第二版的意思。Hooked on Mozart第一版是什麼呢？原來是Louis Clark編曲並指揮皇家愛樂管絃樂團Royal Philharmonic Orchestra所發行的專輯Hooked on Classics裡面的一首，我由此得到靈感，於是選了不同的曲目，編了第二版。
這首曲子是1990年我為師大附中愛樂社紀念莫札特逝世199周年紀年系列活動而編寫的。內容是莫札特作品的大會串，所選的作品主要是當時我在社團講莫札特時常提到的基本曲目。當時我是拿來給社友們大猜謎，看誰能記出哪一段是從哪個作品來的。我們那時候對莫札特瘋狂的程度可見一斑。
如果您有興趣自己試試，可以到本頁附件下載來聽看看，再核對下面的答案。記得台大愛樂社友開我的玩笑，形容我講莫札特像傳教，還對新社員說：「沒認出這些作品，答出莫札特教主的題目，不許入教！」。哈哈！
那時我的口袋空空(現在還是)，買不起midi設備，只好用AdlibCard的Composer來編寫ROL音樂檔。由於Adlib的設計，Composer只能處理六軌音樂再加上四軌無音高的打擊樂器，因此當我用滑鼠及鍵盤一個音一個音拖出來時(用過Composer的人一定很能體會這個「拖」字)，必須犧牲掉一些聲部。不過，反正當初AdlibCard的音效本來就很兩光(難怪被抄去當電動玩具音樂(見版權史1998/05/19的始末) )，再加上這些作品也很少超過七和弦的，結果還不離「譜」。
曲子約有四分之一的片斷是聽寫出來的，記得那時候還想盡辦法讓錄音帶的轉速慢下來，去聽寫那些幾乎變得像男低音的高聲部器樂。今天midi設備普遍而便宜，處理聲音的軟體也多如牛毛，想到以前自己竟然土法煉鋼，還為了Composer不接受的三連音直接去改ROL，就突然明白為什麼自己一直胖不起來。
放在這裡的是用MIDI普及後不久(Format1正要流行起來時)某人(作者名字沒出現在程式裡)寫的轉換程式轉出來的。不過，轉出來的音樂和原曲差別太大了，我花了不少時間重新整理時間速度及聲部設定，但是要把所有的樂器設定調回來實在是太累了。我偷個懶，把所有聲部全部改成鋼琴音色。除了一些管樂的長音效果及弦樂的震音消失外，大體上還能接受。
雖然曾被剽竊，此曲的版權我仍保留。不過，流傳時，只要別把我名字抹掉，我很樂意把我當初的狂熱和任何人分享。
最後感謝 Pierre R. Schwob 先生將這首曲子收入他古典MIDI的大倉庫裡。
The number 2 is nothing more than a version number. Where's Hooked on Mozart 1 then? It's actually a soundtrack in the album Hooked on Classics,performed by Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by its arranger,Louis Clark. I like the idea so picked different pieces and made thesecond version.
This piece was arranged in 1990 for my high school HSNU PhilharmonicClub when we were holding a series of activities for Mozart's 199thdeath anniversary. Basically, it's a medley of Mozart's various works.However, the selection was considered elementary repertoire and wasexpected to be recognized by us Mozart fans.
If you are curious about how many of them you can identify, try it by downloading the MIDI file and check your answer below. My friends in my university Philharmonic Club teased me by asking new comers to be able to recognize these worksbefore they were allowed to "join this Mozart religion and become aMozartian."
I was too poor to buy any midi equipment at that time, so the onlysequencer I could use was Composer, a bundle program with Adlib Card.Due to the design of Adlib Card, Composer is only capable of sequencing6 tracks of pitch music and 4 tracks of pitchless percussion. Thus, Ihad to sacrificing some voices when I input the notes tediously byDRAGGING my mouse (I believe anyone who used Composer before knows whyI capitalize the word DRAGGING.) It didn't came out to be unexpectedlybad because Adlib Card wasn't expected to produce music for other thangames (perhaps that's why it was pirated by a game company (See the story in copyright history under 1998/05/19 section)), andbecause there weren't lots of chords beyond the 7ths in the pieces Iselected.About one fourth of the pieces were dictated by me. I can stillremember how hard I tried to slow down my tape recorder and listened tothose "super low flutes". Today, MIDI equipments are much cheaper andsound processing software are available everywhere. In retrospect ofthose days when I used the mouse and keyboard to input and even wentinto ROL format for those triplets unsupported by Composer, I suddenlyrealize why I have always been this skinny.
The MIDI file here was converted with a program written by someonewhose name didn't appear in the software title. It converted theoriginal ROL into MIDI format 0 file, but a lot of settings were lost.It took me quite some time to reset the tempo and voicing, but Icouldn't afford the time to restore all the instrument patch changes.Thus, all parts are set to Grand Piano. It's not too bad except somewoodwinds' suspension and strings' vibration disappear.
Although this piece has been pirated, I still hold the copyright.However, I am willing to share my craziness for Mozart with anyone, aslong as my efforts are not denied by deleting my name.
Many thanks to Mr. Pierre R. Schwob for hosting this piece in his fabulous Classical MIDI Archives.
答案 The answerThis piece was arranged in 1990 for my high school HSNU Philharmonic Club when we were holding a series of activities for Mozart's 199th death anniversary. Basically, it's a medley of Mozart's various works.
Hooked on Mozart 2
數字「2」並沒什麼特別意義，就是第二版的意思。Hooked on Mozart第一版是什麼呢？原來是Louis Clark編曲並指揮皇家愛樂管絃樂團Royal Philharmonic Orchestra所發行的專輯Hooked on Classics裡面的一首，我由此得到靈感，於是選了不同的曲目，編了第二版。
這首曲子是1990年我為師大附中愛樂社紀念莫札特逝世199周年紀年系列活動而編寫的。內容是莫札特作品的大會串，所選的作品主要是當時我在社團講莫札特時常提到的基本曲目。當時我是拿來給社友們大猜謎，看誰能記出哪一段是從哪個作品來的。我們那時候對莫札特瘋狂的程度可見一斑。
如果您有興趣自己試試，可以到本頁附件下載來聽看看，再核對下面的答案。記得台大愛樂社友開我的玩笑，形容我講莫札特像傳教，還對新社員說：「沒認出這些作品，答出莫札特教主的題目，不許入教！」。哈哈！
那時我的口袋空空(現在還是)，買不起midi設備，只好用AdlibCard的Composer來編寫ROL音樂檔。由於Adlib的設計，Composer只能處理六軌音樂再加上四軌無音高的打擊樂器，因此當我用滑鼠及鍵盤一個音一個音拖出來時(用過Composer的人一定很能體會這個「拖」字)，必須犧牲掉一些聲部。不過，反正當初AdlibCard的音效本來就很兩光(難怪被抄去當電動玩具音樂(見版權史1998/05/19的始末) )，再加上這些作品也很少超過七和弦的，結果還不離「譜」。
曲子約有四分之一的片斷是聽寫出來的，記得那時候還想盡辦法讓錄音帶的轉速慢下來，去聽寫那些幾乎變得像男低音的高聲部器樂。今天midi設備普遍而便宜，處理聲音的軟體也多如牛毛，想到以前自己竟然土法煉鋼，還為了Composer不接受的三連音直接去改ROL，就突然明白為什麼自己一直胖不起來。
放在這裡的是用MIDI普及後不久(Format1正要流行起來時)某人(作者名字沒出現在程式裡)寫的轉換程式轉出來的。不過，轉出來的音樂和原曲差別太大了，我花了不少時間重新整理時間速度及聲部設定，但是要把所有的樂器設定調回來實在是太累了。我偷個懶，把所有聲部全部改成鋼琴音色。除了一些管樂的長音效果及弦樂的震音消失外，大體上還能接受。
雖然曾被剽竊，此曲的版權我仍保留。不過，流傳時，只要別把我名字抹掉，我很樂意把我當初的狂熱和任何人分享。
最後感謝 Pierre R. Schwob 先生將這首曲子收入他古典MIDI的大倉庫裡。
The number 2 is nothing more than a version number. Where's Hooked on Mozart 1 then? It's actually a soundtrack in the album Hooked on Classics,performed by Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by its arranger,Louis Clark. I like the idea so picked different pieces and made thesecond version.
This piece was arranged in 1990 for my high school HSNU PhilharmonicClub when we were holding a series of activities for Mozart's 199thdeath anniversary. Basically, it's a medley of Mozart's various works.However, the selection was considered elementary repertoire and wasexpected to be recognized by us Mozart fans.
If you are curious about how many of them you can identify, try it by downloading the MIDI file and check your answer below. My friends in my university Philharmonic Club teased me by asking new comers to be able to recognize these worksbefore they were allowed to "join this Mozart religion and become aMozartian."
I was too poor to buy any midi equipment at that time, so the onlysequencer I could use was Composer, a bundle program with Adlib Card.Due to the design of Adlib Card, Composer is only capable of sequencing6 tracks of pitch music and 4 tracks of pitchless percussion. Thus, Ihad to sacrificing some voices when I input the notes tediously byDRAGGING my mouse (I believe anyone who used Composer before knows whyI capitalize the word DRAGGING.) It didn't came out to be unexpectedlybad because Adlib Card wasn't expected to produce music for other thangames (perhaps that's why it was pirated by a game company (See the story in copyright history under 1998/05/19 section)), andbecause there weren't lots of chords beyond the 7ths in the pieces Iselected.About one fourth of the pieces were dictated by me. I can stillremember how hard I tried to slow down my tape recorder and listened tothose "super low flutes". Today, MIDI equipments are much cheaper andsound processing software are available everywhere. In retrospect ofthose days when I used the mouse and keyboard to input and even wentinto ROL format for those triplets unsupported by Composer, I suddenlyrealize why I have always been this skinny.
The MIDI file here was converted with a program written by someonewhose name didn't appear in the software title. It converted theoriginal ROL into MIDI format 0 file, but a lot of settings were lost.It took me quite some time to reset the tempo and voicing, but Icouldn't afford the time to restore all the instrument patch changes.Thus, all parts are set to Grand Piano. It's not too bad except somewoodwinds' suspension and strings' vibration disappear.
Although this piece has been pirated, I still hold the copyright.However, I am willing to share my craziness for Mozart with anyone, aslong as my efforts are not denied by deleting my name.
Many thanks to Mr. Pierre R. Schwob for hosting this piece in his fabulous Classical MIDI Archives.
| Time | K# | Title |
| 00:00 | K550 | Symphony No. 40 in G minor. 1st movement. |
| 00:26 | K492 | Opera buffa, "Le Nozze di Figaro". Voi che sapete, aria No.11 |
| 00:37 | K545 | Sonata for Piano in C. 1st movement. |
| 00:54 | K467 | Concerto for Piano in C. 1st movement. |
| 01:14 | K216 | Concerto for Violin in G. 1st movement. |
| 01:28 | K525 | Eine kleine Nachtmusik in G. 1st movement. |
| 02:04 | K466 | Concerto for Piano in D minor. 3rd movement. |
| 02:24 | K492 | Opera buffa, "Le Nozze di Figaro". Overtrue. |
| 02:46 | K385 | Symphony (Haffner) in D. 4th movement. |
| 02:59 | K284 | Sonata for Piano in D. 1st movement. |
| 03:27 | K622 | Concerto for Clarinet in A. 1st movement. |
| 03:59 | K310 | Sonata for Piano in A minor. 3rd movement. |
| 04:33 | K533 | Alegro and Andante for Piano in F. Allegro. |
| 05:15 | K138 | Divertimento (Quartet for Strings) in F. 1st movement. |
| 06:02 | K330 | Sonata for Piano in C. 1st movement. |
| 06:22 | K550 | Symphony in G minor. 4th movement. |
| 07:09 | K271 | Concerto for Piano (Jenue-homme) in E flat. 3rd movement. |
| 07:45 | K365 | Concerto for two Pianos in E flat. 3rd movement. |
