"Norwegian Wood"-By John Lennon and Paul McCartney.   
                  Sequenced by Peter Batte', Los Angeles,CA Compuser 70721,3170
                  May 16, 1993
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This sequence was made on CakeWalk Ver. 4 with a Roland D-10 set to mimmick the
GS Midi Standard Timbers (this Sysex patch dump is available in the Midiforum 
on Compuserve as GMD20.ZIP), and a Yamaha DX27.  Both .WRK and .MID versions
are included.  The limitations of the D-10 in terms of 32 available partials
caused some sound cut-outs when playing this sequence with all tracks playing,
so I set Channel 7 (vocal parts) to play on the DX-27 (piccolo).  I have
patterned the sequence after the track on the "Rubber Soul" ablum, with one
additional half verse at the end.  I have never played this sequence on a true
GS module, so I hope it is pleasing on such a device.

I have listed the instruments and patches used, so that this sequence
can be adapted to other software.  Regarding the instruments,  I selected the
harpsicord sound in place of the main guitar riff because I haven't heard a
guitar patch which conveys that "smokey" mood of the original recording. The
alternate HonkyTonk piano on that track was chosen for contrast in the middle
sections.  The track entitled "Indian Texture" is set for a Bassoon, but any
"Sho"-like patch (with a humming low-end) will probably work.  Regarding the
Sitar patch,  I have varied the Volume (Control 7) settings during the track 
to emphasize the low-end at times, and to subdue the brashness of the high-end
at other times.  A really clean Sitar patch will help here.  Lastly, for those
of you who play guitar and sing, if you turn off (or reduce the volume of) the
main rythym track(harpsicord and ht piano) along with the vocal parts, this
sequence can be used as back-up accompaniement to a performance.  ENJOY!!