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                     [42m[31m    Also Sprach Zarathustra Op.30    [0m
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                [33m( Music from the Movie '2001:A Space Odyssey' )[0m
                             [ Jazz/Rock Version ]

                               Music composed by

                                [32mRichard Strauss[0m

                                   (c) 1896

              Stored on this disk as both Music-X and MIDI Files

                       [32mArranged for Music-X and MIDI by
                       Kevan R.Craft and Gareth R.Craft.[0m

                 [33mFor AM/FM - Amiga Musicians Freeware Magazine[0m

                       [43m[32m  AM/FM  Special Disk #1 (1993)  [0m






As far as I know this piece  written  by [32mStrauss[0m was a reflection of ideologies
and theories at a time in  Austria  and Germany's history which influenced many
artists in their work during this  period.  Other notable German composers such
as Wagner also composed works which expounded this "Master Race" concept!

The title [32m'Also  Sprach  Zarathustra'[0m  is  the   original  title  of  a book by
the German Philospher [32mNietzsche,[0m  and  it   was   the   content  of  his impure
ideas  of  supremacy  which  influenced  another   infamous   person   with   a
distinctive black mustache under his nose, Hitler!

Besides the music's powerful propagander and political sentiments, [32m'Also Sprach
Zarathustra'0m has been used  for  numerous  media  events  including the Cinema,
Radio and T.V. - I wonder if they realize the power of this particular score?

Anyway, one film maker who employed  this  score  to amazing effect was [32mStanley
Kubrick[0m in his film [32m'2001:A Space Odyssey'[0m.  And yes, I'm sure Kubrick was well
aware of the political connatations in juxtapostioning this music with gigantic
space craft whirling around like a  magic  fun fair.  More importantly however,
is Kubrick's skillful use of the music to  convey a majestic scene in the Space
of the Future - truely an awesome experience!






To listen to  the  music  just  configure  your  sequencer  of  MIDI  set up as
follows:-








                         [32mSequencer set up for Music-X:[0m
     ____________________________________________________________________
    |           |                |                             |         |
    |  SEQ No.  | MIDI  CHANNEL  |      SEQUENCE NAME          |   PAN   |
    |___________|________________|_____________________________|_________|
    |           |                |                             |         |
    |    10     |      10        |   Drums [Roland Standard]   | Default |
    |           |                |                             |         |
    |    12     |       2        |   Fretless Bass             | Centre  |
    |    13     |       3        |   Piano                     | Centre  |
    |    14     |       4        |   Electric Piano 1          | Left    |
    |    15     |       5        |   Clavichord                | Centre  |
    |    16     |       6        |   Electric Piano 2          | Right   |
    |    17     |       7        |   Jazz Organ                | Right   |
    |___________|________________|_____________________________|_________|
    |                                                                    |
    | Tempo = 110    Time Signature = 4/4   Piece Length = 62 bars       |
    | Running Time of Piece = 2 mins 19 secs approx                      |
    |____________________________________________________________________|

[32m'Also Sprach Zarathustra'[0m (2001) is  a  simulated  piece  in  a Jazz Rock style
therfore I have attempted to  get  close  to  the  original with this using the
voices which are the most approriate for  my  MIDI  set up, but if you feel you
would  like  to  experiment  and  see  if  you  can   find  more  complimenting
instruments all sounding more to your own  liking then feel free to play around
with the sounds! This is also the  case  for the standard MIDI configuration as
in the  table below...

                          [32mSequencer set up for MIDI:

                  MIDI set up for generic MIDI file format 1[0m
     ____________________________________________________________________
    |           |                |                             |         |
    |  SEQ No.  | MIDI  CHANNEL  |      SEQUENCE NAME          |   PAN   |
    |___________|________________|_____________________________|_________|
    |           |                |                             |         |
    |     2     |       2        |   Fretless Bass             | Centre  |
    |     3     |       3        |   Piano                     | Centre  |
    |     4     |       4        |   Electric Piano 1          | Left    |
    |     5     |       5        |   Clavichord                | Centre  |
    |     6     |       6        |   Electric Piano 2          | Right   |
    |     7     |       7        |   Jazz Organ                | Right   |
    |           |                |                             |         |
    |           |                |                             |         |
    |    10     |      10        |   Drums [Roland Standard]   | Default |
    |___________|________________|_____________________________|_________|
    |                                                                    |
    | Tempo = 110    Time Signature = 4/4   Piece Length = 62 bars       |
    | Running Time of Piece = 2 mins 19 secs approx                      |
    |____________________________________________________________________|


                   [33m[ Exclusive MIDI ARRANGEMENTS for AM/FM ][0m
                        [32mKevan R.Craft & Gareth R.Craft
                                 12 Mount Road
                                    Halton
                                    Runcorn
                              Cheshire. WA7 2BH.
                                England. (U.K.)
                             Tel: +44 0928 563762[0m


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