On 01/27/2015 08:34 AM, Patrick Shirkey wrote: I made the MIDI file by hand one note at a time, reading from the score. Yes, the tempo and expressive indications in the original are quite clear, there's supposed to be a fair amount of "Romantic" styled rubato after the beginning. Btw, I'm recalling this from memory, I no longer have the score. The file was created many years ago, I used it here to test performance of the Pianoteq VST in Bitwig. IIRC the beginning is supposed to be a bit stiff, a strong contrast with the succeeding "looser" parts. Btw, Granados is perhaps better known to classical guitarists than pianists. His Danzas Espanolas #5 and #10 are staples in the repertoire, both having been transcribed from the piano scores. Given that composers such as Granados, Albeniz, and de Falla were recreating/recasting guitar-based musics (flamenco especially) on orchestral instruments, it was inevitable that transcriptions would appear. Albeniz is said to have preferred the guitar versions to his piano originals, and indeed many of them do sound much better on the guitar. Best, dp