Let's write a song one note at a time

i'll start: C

Down a perfect fourth after one beat.

Up to the B right below the initial C after one and a half beats.

Immediately another C

A (note length to taste)

A m7

Ab for one beat

Rolled C# diminished for 1.5 beats

At the same time, a minor third beneath but held only for 1 beat.

https://picosong.com/ZVQp/

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this piano thing

That is sounding distressingly like an acceptable piece, especially in Kaynato's rendition. Well done all?

F#, one beat.

(also Sleepy thank you for this evening's "thing to play out the window to the ever-irritating loudmouths on the balcony" I think it went down well)

One major third above, three-quarters of a beat after the onset of the F#, lasting for one quarter beat.

So acceptable?
E# for 5 beats, because let's screw up time as well.

A# above the E# but within one octave, one beat into the E# and lasting for a single beat.

C, after the A# ends but before the E# ends.

Staccato high B flat

Staccato higher B flat.

Staccatissimo highest B flat on a standard piano.

Glissando from that to the lowest B flat on a standard piano.

While still holding the lowest Bb, play the A right below it fortissimo.

Within three beats, complete a diminished arpeggio right past middle C but no more than one note past.

All of the notes so far, but shifted up an octave and twice as fast.

The first three chords of the piano rendition of THE GRAND GATE OF KIEV by Modest Mussorgsky, in C sharp major.

C# C..