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[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p69:v73:d33:t117 p71:v76:d40:t6 p64:v75:d31:t120 p81:v80:d52:t4 [/INST] p66:v76:d47:t118 p76:v80:d37:t9 p62:v66:d35:t114 p61:v67:d34:t2 p76:v78:d35:t126 p59:v73:d29:t1 p76:v75:d50:t120 p76:v76:d48:t8 p69:v72:d34:t119 p76:v76:d44:t5 p64:v73:d31:t122 p64:v77:d30:t1 p76:v70:d33:t130 p76:v77:d41:t1 p64:v63:d36:t125 p76:v75:d37:t126 p76:v75:d41:t115 p76:v79:d57:t122 p76:v76:d36:t122 p76:v75:d42:t129 p76:v71:d35:t109 p76:v77:d44:t128 p88:v79:d50:t3 p76:v72:d29:t120 p76:v79:d53:t123 p76:v73:d47:t125 p76:v75:d49:t122 p76:v73:d37:t120 p76:v75:d34:t123 p76:v78:d42:t121 p76:v77:d51:t135 p100:v100:d56:t13

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p76:v67:d29:t174 p88:v78:d35:t2 p76:v58:d29:t217 p71:v93:d998:t41 [/INST] p88:v71:d220:t1 p76:v56:d388:t229 p88:v66:d159:t163 p76:v69:d72:t0 p88:v71:d72:t139 p88:v78:d141:t5 p76:v64:d136:t139 p73:v91:d342:t3 p76:v72:d71:t4 p88:v78:d74:t149 p88:v80:d125:t3 p76:v62:d130:t133 p88:v79:d120:t0 p71:v86:d1095:t1 p76:v69:d57:t129 p88:v83:d135:t1 p76:v72:d134:t139 p88:v83:d49:t1 p64:v83:d252:t4 p76:v68:d98:t133 p88:v81:d45:t0 p76:v66:d72:t124 p68:v72:d576:t12 p88:v75:d38:t0 p76:v65:d32:t131 p76:v67:d32:t0 p88:v80:d41:t128 p66:v77:d253:t5 p88:v79:d80:t0 p76:v67:d49:t120 p88:v83:d82:t1 p76:v66:d28:t136

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p76:v69:d34:t1 p88:v80:d48:t1 p66:v74:d174:t132 p64:v80:d145:t1 [/INST] p88:v76:d79:t2 p76:v68:d34:t135 p88:v78:d44:t2 p61:v76:d515:t3 p76:v66:d252:t127 p88:v78:d125:t130 p88:v78:d118:t3 p76:v59:d115:t119 p76:v79:d134:t0 p88:v83:d134:t138 p68:v79:d278:t1 p88:v84:d57:t5 p78:v82:d33:t0 p76:v76:d44:t117 p88:v82:d55:t0 p78:v75:d35:t135 p71:v81:d42:t1 p88:v82:d61:t1 p76:v80:d30:t2 p78:v79:d29:t128 p68:v74:d147:t2 p78:v82:d36:t0 p88:v84:d60:t127 p71:v82:d153:t2 p88:v86:d56:t1 p78:v81:d33:t121 p75:v80:d40:t1 p87:v76:d43:t2 p88:v87:d55:t0 p76:v76:d41:t0 p78:v76:d34:t150 p88:v89:d49:t1 p78:v79:d44:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p76:v82:d35:t133 p76:v71:d37:t7 p88:v74:d39:t2 p78:v72:d29:t118 [/INST] p76:v73:d31:t1 p88:v78:d51:t0 p78:v70:d50:t4 p73:v54:d7:t121 p76:v73:d30:t4 p88:v77:d31:t2 p78:v72:d49:t123 p76:v65:d31:t0 p78:v68:d32:t5 p73:v61:d27:t3 p88:v66:d33:t108 p76:v76:d46:t7 p88:v84:d51:t6 p78:v74:d32:t116 p76:v87:d37:t0 p71:v86:d65:t7 p88:v86:d40:t5 p78:v76:d33:t114 p76:v73:d93:t8 p71:v62:d77:t6 p78:v72:d79:t1 p88:v74:d162:t144 p78:v79:d65:t1 p71:v91:d30:t5 p77:v74:d112:t0 p73:v78:d31:t131 p73:v73:d33:t1 p85:v75:d65:t5 p82:v53:d60:t124 p71:v91:d33:t7 p78:v73:d33:t0 p83:v72:d36:t2 p85:v71:d29:t0 p73:v72:d32:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p82:v66:d33:t4 p78:v62:d50:t1 p73:v64:d49:t6 p85:v67:d51:t108 [/INST] p71:v82:d96:t3 p85:v71:d101:t4 p73:v73:d35:t1 p78:v70:d127:t123 p70:v75:d50:t8 p73:v65:d37:t6 p78:v68:d66:t0 p85:v69:d128:t1 p76:v50:d12:t1 p82:v56:d149:t130 p68:v76:d31:t5 p78:v68:d52:t1 p73:v62:d31:t0 p85:v70:d74:t124 p73:v67:d31:t1 p78:v69:d49:t1 p85:v72:d71:t3 p82:v52:d60:t135 p68:v76:d180:t15 p75:v75:d49:t0 p87:v76:d38:t1 p80:v66:d28:t120 p70:v75:d250:t21 p87:v74:d34:t1 p80:v65:d26:t1 p75:v73:d24:t138 p68:v73:d66:t7 p75:v76:d31:t1 p87:v75:d39:t139 p80:v72:d38:t2 p87:v74:d163:t1 p75:v70:d35:t141 p63:v76:d33:t2

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p56:v64:d32:t1 p63:v72:d31:t134 p90:v97:d430:t4 p63:v76:d31:t0 [/INST] p78:v92:d557:t9 p56:v52:d35:t130 p63:v74:d38:t5 p56:v55:d34:t123 p63:v75:d36:t9 p56:v57:d29:t109 p63:v77:d40:t3 p87:v81:d207:t2 p56:v58:d33:t166 p90:v88:d33:t5 p78:v84:d28:t8 p63:v68:d180:t4 p70:v67:d122:t119 p87:v80:d54:t8 p70:v56:d264:t2 p75:v77:d32:t149 p87:v89:d144:t0 p75:v76:d121:t118 p70:v78:d49:t0 p65:v69:d32:t133 p65:v70:d277:t3 p85:v85:d33:t0 p73:v85:d34:t2 p70:v72:d326:t132 p87:v92:d43:t3 p75:v87:d33:t146 p85:v82:d68:t1 p73:v89:d38:t115 p63:v80:d36:t1 p68:v73:d38:t134 p65:v75:d180:t1 p73:v85:d169:t3

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p68:v76:d51:t23 p63:v51:d27:t112 p58:v77:d149:t0 p63:v74:d35:t113 [/INST] p65:v69:d80:t17 p60:v57:d155:t122 p83:v74:d56:t0 p71:v72:d37:t5 p66:v68:d39:t1 p61:v65:d219:t117 p82:v78:d31:t0 p70:v79:d31:t152 p80:v79:d12:t1 p68:v85:d249:t4 p59:v45:d60:t128 p66:v61:d41:t4 p61:v51:d59:t126 p61:v68:d48:t2 p63:v86:d43:t113 p70:v73:d153:t6 p61:v60:d39:t134 p68:v76:d35:t2 p61:v68:d30:t134 p61:v61:d31:t130 p73:v92:d531:t7 p61:v65:d28:t3 p66:v64:d23:t123 p66:v62:d35:t5 p61:v62:d32:t131 p65:v74:d32:t0 p58:v76:d32:t124 p65:v67:d30:t2 p58:v71:d30:t133 p58:v69:d32:t0 p65:v67:d29:t1 p71:v80:d124:t122

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p58:v79:d42:t1 p70:v79:d162:t138 p68:v79:d39:t1 p59:v73:d32:t0 [/INST] p63:v72:d33:t127 p63:v67:d33:t8 p59:v59:d32:t111 p63:v81:d144:t13 p59:v74:d27:t110 p66:v82:d141:t1 p59:v70:d40:t136 p68:v79:d39:t1 p60:v77:d36:t7 p53:v74:d32:t116 p60:v75:d35:t7 p53:v68:d29:t127 p60:v79:d34:t3 p68:v81:d40:t1 p53:v69:d30:t117 p60:v80:d35:t7 p53:v71:d30:t136 p66:v82:d123:t1 p54:v73:d32:t0 p58:v72:d35:t135 p54:v71:d39:t2 p65:v77:d57:t0 p58:v71:d38:t126 p63:v80:d86:t4 p54:v71:d36:t0 p58:v72:d34:t121 p61:v83:d48:t2 p58:v65:d39:t1 p54:v69:d40:t133 p61:v86:d116:t122 p68:v80:d563:t137 p49:v71:d39:t0 p63:v87:d488:t5

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p56:v72:d37:t1 p48:v78:d37:t129 p46:v78:d34:t1 p56:v71:d35:t128 [/INST] p56:v72:d33:t1 p44:v76:d33:t133 p48:v78:d45:t1 p56:v62:d48:t133 p56:v72:d35:t3 p46:v71:d33:t132 p63:v77:d130:t129 p65:v76:d520:t143 p56:v73:d40:t3 p46:v62:d32:t1 p61:v72:d380:t152 p46:v63:d34:t1 p55:v62:d32:t148 p46:v65:d37:t2 p53:v67:d36:t160 p51:v65:d51:t4 p46:v58:d46:t179 p73:v79:d333:t51 p55:v48:d45:t2 p46:v49:d46:t183 p80:v79:d305:t19 p46:v50:d60:t5 p53:v49:d40:t231 p75:v79:d195:t199 p46:v61:d585:t184 p75:v84:d400:t11 p56:v52:d370:t138 p77:v87:d252:t16 p61:v53:d236:t189 p73:v83:d250:t32 p56:v44:d855:t13

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p72:v77:d217:t174 p70:v72:d37:t3 p61:v54:d900:t250 p70:v82:d258:t30 [/INST] p65:v52:d651:t232 p70:v85:d250:t3 p58:v62:d648:t257 p70:v75:d420:t47 p66:v44:d1187:t131 p75:v78:d126:t196 p75:v84:d585:t12 p60:v48:d803:t292 p63:v63:d527:t234 p77:v93:d306:t29 p56:v51:d274:t108 p78:v91:d158:t139 p80:v83:d207:t10 p65:v54:d1157:t113 p78:v89:d92:t118 p77:v83:d34:t6 p58:v60:d720:t98 p75:v85:d42:t112 p61:v60:d725:t0 p73:v67:d73:t60 p75:v81:d33:t58 p73:v70:d116:t58 p75:v76:d120:t69 p73:v72:d112:t70 p72:v73:d111:t6 p54:v48:d377:t123 p70:v86:d197:t204 p70:v78:d70:t13 p63:v61:d571:t246 p70:v83:d241:t17

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p70:v86:d633:t24 p60:v55:d369:t124 p75:v83:d147:t152 p75:v91:d494:t3 [/INST] p53:v66:d264:t222 p61:v89:d690:t239 p77:v92:d138:t12 p54:v64:d740:t117 p78:v93:d193:t122 p80:v88:d75:t3 p58:v65:d481:t102 p82:v85:d89:t116 p51:v61:d277:t1 p83:v82:d126:t105 p82:v84:d33:t120 p59:v71:d484:t2 p85:v83:d237:t117 p83:v86:d158:t108 p53:v65:d244:t2 p82:v85:d38:t97 p80:v87:d112:t119 p80:v78:d75:t8 p56:v68:d531:t73 p82:v83:d243:t71 p80:v86:d179:t77 p49:v78:d367:t1 p75:v91:d128:t107 p80:v85:d202:t157 p82:v90:d275:t23 p58:v82:d559:t259 p82:v92:d262:t20 p51:v76:d697:t193 p54:v82:d516:t58 p82:v88:d106:t59

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p85:v81:d354:t12 p47:v83:d302:t71 p87:v82:d271:t56 p89:v92:d192:t80 [/INST] p90:v89:d108:t86 p56:v87:d855:t1 p92:v89:d701:t158 p90:v96:d650:t95 p49:v79:d598:t11 p89:v95:d586:t101 p87:v88:d483:t102 p85:v82:d381:t7 p53:v73:d376:t91 p83:v85:d284:t90 p82:v81:d194:t24 p46:v77:d170:t73 p80:v86:d102:t112 p80:v84:d51:t4 p54:v87:d770:t54 p82:v78:d117:t73 p80:v72:d90:t54 p82:v80:d282:t41 p80:v64:d133:t7 p47:v75:d304:t46 p75:v80:d261:t85 p80:v86:d170:t112 p82:v92:d175:t11 p51:v81:d283:t229 p82:v94:d304:t16 p44:v82:d295:t202 p87:v79:d124:t3 p53:v96:d1232:t53 p85:v86:d291:t74 p87:v85:d1107:t82

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p89:v87:d1021:t68 p90:v88:d955:t76 p92:v87:d596:t54 p94:v95:d397:t81 [/INST] p97:v100:d745:t0 p49:v83:d742:t187 p95:v99:d574:t133 p94:v100:d424:t1 p42:v76:d426:t150 p92:v98:d121:t132 p92:v100:d140:t122 p99:v106:d1088:t30 p29:v83:d1050:t9 p41:v83:d1027:t313 p92:v99:d199:t202 p68:v81:d512:t1 p73:v83:d512:t4 p92:v89:d509:t3 p63:v73:d506:t198 p90:v94:d1019:t122 p89:v82:d186:t95 p87:v87:d73:t84 p87:v81:d242:t62 p42:v74:d751:t0 p30:v77:d752:t1 p94:v96:d749:t188 p87:v87:d563:t115 p85:v85:d447:t4 p71:v74:d443:t1 p66:v75:d442:t4 p61:v68:d437:t121 p83:v82:d317:t113 p82:v87:d205:t113 p80:v74:d73:t80

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p32:v78:d695:t1 p44:v78:d694:t0 p87:v98:d680:t152 p80:v78:d104:t116 [/INST] p80:v90:d414:t1 p70:v76:d412:t1 p65:v68:d412:t0 p60:v72:d412:t122 p78:v84:d290:t93 p77:v77:d198:t87 p75:v84:d68:t75 p75:v93:d70:t80 p46:v85:d870:t0 p82:v92:d674:t1 p34:v76:d880:t153 p75:v84:d704:t115 p73:v82:d603:t11 p61:v69:d592:t0 p66:v60:d592:t131 p71:v78:d461:t123 p70:v78:d338:t143 p68:v70:d89:t100 p68:v80:d119:t85 p75:v89:d572:t7 p47:v70:d973:t1 p35:v64:d972:t212 p68:v75:d129:t134 p68:v83:d103:t32 p64:v50:d593:t80 p68:v79:d413:t109 p73:v84:d405:t5 p75:v57:d401:t111 p71:v82:d290:t101 p70:v83:d187:t3

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p36:v76:d184:t86 p68:v80:d73:t82 p68:v88:d129:t88 p75:v90:d284:t7 [/INST] p49:v77:d580:t2 p37:v74:d274:t159 p68:v80:d104:t110 p68:v77:d101:t4 p41:v68:d5:t2 p63:v72:d350:t0 p53:v72:d351:t102 p68:v79:d246:t107 p73:v90:d143:t113 p71:v86:d102:t99 p51:v90:d354:t0 p39:v83:d353:t1 p70:v85:d380:t3 p73:v74:d338:t90 p68:v84:d87:t94 p68:v87:d166:t152 p78:v92:d770:t6 p73:v84:d211:t1 p52:v90:d1385:t1 p40:v88:d707:t220 p73:v82:d151:t155 p73:v85:d119:t127 p73:v86:d107:t115 p73:v85:d453:t105 p68:v81:d117:t4 p66:v80:d33:t1 p61:v73:d350:t120 p68:v83:d107:t117 p68:v84:d113:t118 p68:v87:d308:t6 p58:v65:d335:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p66:v76:d107:t113 p66:v76:d69:t108 p63:v78:d31:t3 p58:v61:d68:t1 [/INST] p54:v60:d53:t106 p63:v79:d50:t113 p66:v73:d37:t6 p61:v64:d32:t0 p58:v63:d64:t109 p66:v71:d291:t99 p70:v74:d140:t151 p70:v78:d711:t43 p68:v71:d707:t30 p42:v69:d604:t3 p30:v65:d658:t165 p63:v74:d102:t111 p63:v71:d121:t127 p63:v77:d110:t119 p63:v74:d91:t108 p58:v77:d32:t2 p51:v60:d38:t6 p56:v67:d30:t107 p58:v76:d98:t108 p58:v88:d82:t124 p58:v72:d242:t1 p48:v64:d195:t0 p51:v57:d75:t121 p56:v74:d41:t112 p56:v80:d63:t106 p53:v76:d37:t13 p48:v64:d27:t109 p53:v70:d37:t108 p56:v75:d37:t1 p48:v55:d39:t1 p51:v56:d36:t125

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p60:v70:d145:t125 p58:v70:d139:t4 p51:v60:d105:t0 p53:v62:d91:t119 [/INST] p56:v71:d108:t115 p56:v76:d63:t112 p53:v68:d39:t7 p44:v50:d5:t2 p48:v56:d36:t120 p53:v67:d30:t102 p56:v74:d126:t9 p51:v50:d39:t3 p48:v48:d153:t121 p56:v79:d186:t119 p60:v67:d704:t138 p58:v66:d312:t2 p53:v60:d349:t0 p51:v57:d162:t153 p56:v63:d134:t139 p56:v70:d160:t138 p53:v66:d88:t6 p48:v53:d166:t147 p53:v66:d169:t198 p56:v63:d297:t6 p51:v49:d2013:t2 p48:v48:d2011:t295 p56:v73:d1718:t491 p60:v58:d1225:t1041 p58:v87:d1346:t1328 p56:v68:d168:t149 p58:v73:d2001:t24 p46:v39:d1977:t7 p42:v43:d1125:t1107

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p56:v80:d366:t329 p58:v78:d1191:t585 p51:v45:d3030:t513 p56:v70:d548:t480 [/INST] p58:v69:d501:t315 p56:v67:d331:t194 p58:v64:d260:t144 p56:v65:d224:t124 p58:v69:d200:t107 p56:v69:d185:t97 p58:v69:d157:t93 p56:v66:d148:t75 p58:v71:d143:t78 p56:v63:d118:t69 p58:v71:d111:t54 p56:v71:d111:t61 p58:v70:d111:t60 p56:v64:d105:t61 p58:v69:d97:t50 p56:v60:d109:t54 p58:v73:d116:t65 p56:v71:d97:t56 p58:v69:d95:t53 p56:v66:d111:t52 p58:v72:d113:t65 p56:v76:d110:t58 p58:v64:d105:t57 p56:v74:d110:t54 p58:v72:d133:t65 p56:v67:d121:t72 p58:v68:d111:t55 p56:v69:d133:t61 p58:v73:d148:t83 p56:v66:d150:t72

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p56:v67:d157:t74 p58:v75:d198:t91 p56:v61:d230:t117 p58:v66:d244:t121 [/INST] p56:v68:d322:t132 p58:v69:d544:t195 p56:v64:d533:t356 p58:v67:d599:t181 p56:v61:d242:t129 p54:v61:d1895:t117 p56:v71:d245:t183 p58:v72:d2350:t1406 p63:v77:d588:t556 p61:v59:d101:t42 p63:v60:d333:t63 p61:v68:d465:t416 p60:v55:d378:t330 p61:v48:d527:t1488 p60:v55:d647:t533 p58:v50:d432:t374 p60:v40:d297:t1512 p58:v61:d991:t829 p51:v60:d515:t474 p58:v68:d1697:t1707 p58:v53:d592:t38 p61:v47:d555:t36 p63:v54:d516:t35 p65:v50:d481:t41 p68:v48:d442:t61 p70:v54:d155:t54 p73:v60:d329:t107 p70:v71:d1715:t1557 p58:v58:d665:t33

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p63:v47:d601:t17 p65:v58:d576:t18 p68:v53:d559:t63 p70:v70:d480:t85 [/INST] p75:v72:d412:t161 p73:v75:d259:t239 p70:v76:d1631:t1459 p58:v73:d662:t28 p49:v51:d236:t0 p61:v66:d634:t27 p63:v76:d607:t26 p65:v77:d580:t18 p68:v72:d563:t82 p70:v78:d498:t84 p77:v88:d396:t154 p75:v88:d250:t271 p70:v96:d1352:t823 p77:v96:d529:t487 p80:v98:d1843:t1511 p78:v101:d716:t589 p77:v96:d764:t356 p75:v84:d86:t95 p75:v98:d329:t294 p82:v99:d642:t703 p75:v96:d491:t499 p75:v85:d346:t353 p75:v86:d246:t254 p75:v82:d192:t203 p75:v87:d166:t174 p75:v87:d122:t126 p75:v82:d96:t101 p75:v76:d95:t104 p75:v78:d68:t75

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p75:v84:d72:t80 p75:v90:d61:t71 p75:v82:d67:t73 p75:v80:d86:t94 [/INST] p75:v84:d92:t96 p75:v75:d103:t112 p75:v78:d114:t122 p75:v73:d107:t114 p75:v74:d139:t147 p75:v71:d177:t181 p75:v79:d195:t199 p75:v80:d327:t331 p75:v83:d896:t658 p73:v83:d507:t460 p72:v69:d667:t242 p70:v66:d426:t142 p68:v62:d83:t94 p68:v70:d196:t165 p75:v80:d859:t764 p68:v59:d458:t469 p68:v59:d1970:t1885 p66:v61:d185:t94 p68:v55:d771:t101 p66:v47:d675:t57 p65:v57:d325:t77 p63:v60:d509:t84 p61:v56:d453:t84 p58:v57:d366:t85 p65:v64:d290:t263 p63:v69:d1145:t1549 p75:v59:d1163:t53 p78:v61:d1148:t32 p80:v56:d1139:t47

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p82:v58:d1137:t83 p87:v51:d148:t45 p90:v71:d1301:t108 p87:v61:d978:t798 [/INST] p75:v72:d1025:t40 p78:v68:d1023:t23 p80:v69:d1016:t50 p85:v73:d1027:t1 p82:v61:d1018:t77 p87:v67:d435:t72 p92:v68:d939:t142 p90:v75:d2932:t227 p87:v62:d577:t398 p75:v74:d2598:t44 p78:v72:d2693:t11 p80:v70:d2305:t53 p82:v74:d1722:t6 p85:v74:d810:t76 p87:v74:d704:t115 p94:v86:d1518:t252 p92:v75:d2134:t344 p87:v66:d1697:t33 p85:v37:d1357:t898 p94:v99:d1942:t3 p82:v91:d1178:t464 p97:v106:d2381:t3 p85:v103:d2055:t1590 p96:v93:d1149:t0 p84:v80:d1057:t477 p99:v81:d649:t2 p87:v77:d1269:t298 p94:v79:d295:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p94:v79:d2323:t5 p82:v73:d1880:t1277 p90:v74:d212:t1 p78:v65:d203:t130 [/INST] p92:v51:d892:t0 p80:v55:d892:t83 p78:v68:d827:t2 p90:v67:d806:t88 p77:v73:d414:t1 p89:v71:d406:t101 p75:v67:d566:t1 p87:v63:d565:t95 p85:v61:d521:t3 p73:v60:d518:t102 p70:v61:d416:t1 p82:v65:d414:t113 p89:v77:d303:t7 p77:v62:d298:t251 p87:v65:d1421:t3 p75:v68:d1449:t1316 p73:v78:d1899:t30 p65:v55:d2978:t0 p63:v51:d2979:t0 p68:v46:d2876:t1780 p72:v74:d514:t486 p75:v70:d689:t319 p70:v66:d298:t309 p70:v63:d2001:t41 p58:v32:d1411:t1310 p54:v53:d197:t101 p56:v57:d1079:t107 p54:v46:d511:t79 p53:v54:d363:t81 p51:v54:d282:t88

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p49:v58:d517:t94 p46:v56:d323:t109 p53:v57:d324:t280 p51:v58:d3836:t1488 [/INST] p61:v69:d3622:t27 p58:v40:d9:t0 p34:v35:d9:t20 p39:v37:d2093:t2074 p60:v71:d1824:t21 p56:v55:d643:t6 p39:v52:d660:t3 p46:v52:d650:t620 p63:v67:d1412:t14 p53:v49:d476:t5 p56:v48:d487:t15 p41:v39:d464:t1 p46:v39:d463:t11 p39:v36:d452:t442 p58:v56:d1116:t13 p53:v46:d373:t2 p39:v46:d371:t2 p41:v45:d730:t3 p46:v44:d366:t8 p56:v47:d358:t347 p61:v66:d902:t18 p53:v46:d546:t2 p56:v51:d314:t1 p39:v50:d305:t1 p46:v48:d304:t300 p60:v67:d757:t15 p46:v48:d212:t1 p39:v53:d211:t6 p56:v47:d220:t210 p63:v68:d1197:t6 p46:v53:d181:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p41:v50:d173:t8 p53:v51:d173:t0 p56:v55:d173:t169 p58:v68:d749:t3 [/INST] p46:v57:d162:t0 p39:v60:d531:t3 p41:v56:d535:t3 p56:v59:d156:t5 p53:v54:d520:t152 p61:v69:d805:t4 p56:v62:d172:t2 p46:v55:d154:t3 p34:v57:d5:t160 p40:v55:d7:t2 p46:v59:d197:t2 p60:v70:d666:t10 p56:v51:d200:t195 p46:v54:d212:t0 p53:v55:d450:t0 p51:v58:d458:t1 p39:v52:d211:t0 p41:v46:d211:t8 p56:v57:d441:t202 p58:v62:d253:t6 p39:v55:d241:t0 p46:v56:d587:t1 p41:v47:d248:t219 p61:v61:d935:t19 p56:v46:d317:t5 p53:v38:d335:t1 p51:v41:d303:t2 p39:v43:d340:t310 p60:v60:d594:t4 p56:v49:d533:t22 p53:v27:d566:t8 p46:v35:d1184:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p63:v53:d702:t17 p56:v37:d702:t6 p39:v34:d670:t1337 p58:v57:d235:t11 [/INST] p39:v36:d254:t6 p41:v33:d241:t2 p46:v36:d246:t220 p58:v52:d2046:t30 p41:v30:d4604:t2 p53:v31:d2037:t0 p39:v33:d1162:t4 p46:v33:d1158:t1163 p39:v31:d2145:t6 p46:v30:d2147:t403 p60:v54:d536:t22 p55:v40:d512:t19 p51:v20:d2095:t408 p58:v45:d2800:t22 p53:v37:d2033:t1269 p39:v30:d2953:t8 p46:v28:d2945:t729 p61:v51:d929:t32 p56:v33:d897:t6 p53:v17:d742:t742 p58:v46:d2719:t6 p53:v19:d2713:t1435 p39:v29:d4611:t3 p46:v29:d4608:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p52:v43:d2014:t1 p59:v56:d2008:t1 p55:v43:d2010:t1013 p64:v81:d458:t469 [/INST] p64:v85:d419:t427 p64:v78:d468:t19 p50:v47:d1727:t4 p60:v56:d1724:t2 p57:v51:d1721:t400 p66:v67:d431:t385 p67:v71:d937:t389 p66:v64:d546:t447 p64:v72:d965:t19 p52:v40:d1833:t3 p55:v43:d1829:t3 p59:v54:d1777:t946 p64:v73:d416:t425 p64:v70:d455:t395 p62:v57:d952:t19 p59:v48:d868:t11 p47:v44:d923:t0 p54:v43:d922:t408 p66:v57:d514:t439 p64:v55:d1138:t14 p59:v47:d1309:t1 p40:v36:d148:t5 p52:v41:d1142:t1 p55:v42:d1294:t1126 p64:v73:d944:t19 p61:v57:d1877:t5 p52:v46:d1780:t2 p45:v49:d1932:t4 p57:v49:d1889:t918

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p64:v87:d408:t420 p64:v83:d449:t22 p60:v63:d1680:t2 p52:v54:d1577:t0 [/INST] p55:v59:d1585:t1 p48:v56:d1678:t381 p66:v76:d423:t385 p67:v77:d913:t389 p66:v71:d520:t411 p64:v78:d947:t17 p52:v49:d1928:t2 p59:v63:d1915:t3 p55:v49:d1923:t930 p64:v73:d479:t487 p64:v75:d494:t405 p62:v66:d987:t28 p57:v49:d969:t7 p54:v42:d966:t403 p66:v62:d558:t472 p64:v53:d1127:t16 p59:v44:d1207:t1 p56:v47:d1206:t1117 p64:v83:d1967:t12 p60:v71:d1978:t15 p57:v64:d1940:t4 p52:v56:d1979:t2 p45:v62:d1978:t610 p69:v82:d494:t501 p69:v83:d408:t416 p69:v79:d921:t383 p67:v77:d815:t19 p47:v69:d1729:t1 p55:v67:d1731:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p50:v74:d1729:t436 p66:v74:d405:t162 p69:v73:d230:t204 p67:v76:d953:t429 [/INST] p66:v68:d497:t423 p64:v90:d1663:t28 p61:v59:d318:t0 p52:v66:d1635:t1 p49:v68:d1634:t1 p57:v71:d1634:t395 p69:v83:d374:t381 p69:v85:d385:t390 p69:v82:d466:t398 p67:v82:d456:t15 p51:v71:d2063:t0 p55:v76:d2066:t1 p60:v72:d2057:t431 p66:v75:d167:t153 p69:v76:d251:t214 p67:v79:d534:t504 p66:v73:d762:t649 p64:v79:d1002:t23 p59:v62:d2011:t1 p52:v51:d1922:t4 p56:v53:d2008:t982 p64:v75:d475:t486 p64:v81:d435:t440 p64:v70:d540:t13 p61:v57:d1679:t4 p52:v44:d1675:t13 p45:v47:d1735:t0 p57:v46:d1732:t402

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p67:v69:d931:t399 p66:v68:d530:t445 p64:v73:d985:t24 p49:v48:d1938:t2 [/INST] p52:v42:d1936:t0 p61:v49:d1957:t9 p56:v50:d1924:t954 p64:v66:d434:t444 p64:v59:d527:t459 p62:v52:d1158:t16 p47:v40:d1141:t3 p57:v38:d1140:t8 p54:v32:d1129:t481 p66:v52:d650:t563 p64:v51:d1969:t20 p52:v35:d2031:t2 p59:v45:d2029:t6 p56:v37:d2041:t1952 p64:v68:d865:t551 p62:v48:d302:t145 p60:v49:d192:t179 p64:v69:d289:t21 p60:v50:d560:t3 p52:v29:d534:t270 p64:v70:d272:t26 p59:v56:d272:t122 p57:v51:d150:t131 p64:v67:d607:t18 p60:v51:d543:t3 p55:v56:d556:t263 p66:v66:d286:t3 p54:v59:d278:t119 p52:v60:d162:t149

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p60:v53:d568:t2 p50:v59:d536:t270 p52:v60:d268:t1 p66:v60:d268:t123 [/INST] p54:v57:d142:t158 p64:v67:d513:t21 p60:v49:d1072:t1 p55:v54:d449:t266 p52:v54:d182:t106 p50:v61:d83:t125 p64:v76:d256:t8 p57:v62:d566:t5 p48:v67:d560:t250 p64:v84:d312:t3 p47:v71:d297:t128 p45:v58:d181:t149 p62:v73:d633:t12 p54:v58:d611:t14 p47:v63:d616:t2 p59:v56:d583:t277 p48:v60:d315:t2 p66:v57:d381:t138 p50:v58:d187:t177 p64:v66:d696:t1 p52:v52:d741:t2 p55:v55:d470:t318 p57:v53:d405:t7 p54:v44:d415:t156 p55:v49:d264:t1 p59:v54:d261:t220 p64:v72:d553:t25 p61:v47:d419:t1 p57:v49:d418:t290 p62:v63:d237:t0 p59:v54:d238:t132

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p57:v52:d105:t154 p64:v73:d249:t8 p61:v57:d482:t1 p57:v60:d370:t251 [/INST] p64:v77:d229:t12 p59:v69:d218:t7 p55:v61:d209:t110 p54:v52:d99:t0 p57:v57:d100:t146 p64:v80:d509:t2 p52:v66:d372:t2 p55:v73:d1062:t252 p66:v74:d252:t6 p54:v67:d635:t6 p50:v69:d237:t117 p49:v67:d123:t0 p52:v63:d123:t160 p67:v73:d509:t3 p50:v71:d379:t1 p47:v67:d770:t262 p66:v68:d244:t5 p49:v58:d240:t0 p52:v62:d845:t3 p59:v48:d692:t117 p50:v64:d116:t4 p54:v60:d114:t165 p64:v73:d590:t10 p55:v62:d396:t276 p57:v59:d270:t1 p54:v52:d269:t127 p55:v62:d142:t3 p59:v65:d140:t183 p64:v73:d274:t6 p61:v61:d414:t4

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p64:v66:d289:t17 p59:v54:d272:t1 p62:v59:d268:t127 p61:v55:d141:t4 [/INST] p57:v38:d137:t142 p61:v52:d95:t6 p62:v61:d630:t1 p57:v49:d449:t298 p59:v59:d358:t1 p66:v57:d330:t1 p55:v49:d356:t141 p54:v48:d188:t20 p57:v52:d168:t196 p64:v57:d821:t3 p59:v50:d364:t7 p55:v54:d361:t343 p54:v44:d476:t2 p57:v51:d476:t3 p60:v27:d471:t199 p52:v54:d275:t1 p55:v53:d273:t268 p64:v61:d410:t9 p50:v50:d718:t3 p60:v47:d715:t2 p54:v48:d712:t379 p69:v70:d339:t23 p64:v56:d347:t2 p57:v52:d309:t157 p59:v59:d153:t164 p69:v81:d301:t30 p64:v56:d309:t3 p60:v56:d563:t2 p50:v53:d561:t275 p69:v83:d286:t33 p64:v54:d253:t3

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p57:v55:d134:t143 p67:v84:d625:t28 p62:v60:d297:t4 p59:v60:d596:t7 [/INST] p50:v61:d617:t278 p66:v71:d312:t13 p62:v57:d134:t1 p57:v61:d295:t120 p69:v74:d179:t16 p54:v62:d160:t1 p62:v35:d172:t161 p67:v71:d552:t21 p62:v63:d251:t10 p59:v39:d11:t0 p55:v49:d526:t3 p50:v57:d85:t267 p66:v75:d251:t15 p57:v67:d235:t5 p62:v62:d231:t1 p50:v53:d229:t116 p59:v68:d114:t145 p64:v82:d560:t20 p61:v73:d540:t11 p50:v65:d534:t238 p69:v78:d273:t14 p63:v75:d274:t8 p60:v61:d274:t108 p62:v67:d161:t8 p59:v60:d154:t141 p69:v85:d263:t19 p63:v75:d542:t2 p60:v68:d544:t1 p50:v68:d556:t251 p69:v83:d293:t12

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p59:v71:d285:t126 p61:v73:d154:t1 p58:v63:d154:t160 p67:v78:d597:t9 [/INST] p59:v71:d580:t1 p62:v69:d589:t1 p50:v69:d601:t272 p66:v73:d317:t3 p58:v65:d311:t2 p61:v66:d309:t127 p69:v72:d197:t2 p60:v79:d180:t5 p57:v69:d173:t179 p67:v77:d741:t2 p61:v78:d378:t4 p58:v74:d347:t13 p50:v70:d737:t323 p66:v77:d405:t10 p57:v70:d381:t0 p60:v67:d393:t149 p56:v75:d245:t1 p59:v70:d247:t219 p64:v83:d588:t15 p61:v65:d412:t2 p45:v65:d571:t0 p57:v64:d410:t1 p52:v60:d542:t298 p62:v74:d244:t5 p59:v60:d239:t110 p57:v69:d165:t5 p61:v71:d160:t158 p64:v84:d248:t8 p57:v63:d370:t4 p61:v60:d497:t244 p64:v81:d268:t12

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p55:v64:d258:t110 p57:v63:d124:t4 p54:v55:d121:t147 p64:v86:d559:t2 [/INST] p55:v75:d554:t6 p52:v69:d381:t255 p66:v75:d294:t14 p54:v63:d580:t6 p50:v66:d267:t114 p49:v61:d159:t2 p52:v60:d160:t154 p67:v73:d584:t6 p50:v69:d390:t1 p47:v65:d577:t263 p49:v61:d314:t0 p66:v70:d314:t6 p52:v62:d297:t131 p50:v62:d177:t1 p54:v58:d176:t4 p57:v50:d184:t155 p64:v77:d582:t15 p52:v55:d529:t1 p55:v63:d397:t272 p57:v62:d255:t4 p54:v52:d253:t125 p55:v57:d127:t2 p59:v66:d127:t173 p61:v67:d397:t0 p64:v73:d259:t2 p57:v60:d403:t267 p64:v62:d316:t12 p62:v66:d285:t4 p59:v59:d300:t122 p61:v57:d178:t1 p57:v49:d165:t162

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p57:v48:d449:t287 p66:v63:d419:t9 p59:v60:d368:t18 p55:v43:d357:t146 [/INST] p57:v58:d243:t1 p54:v49:d239:t197 p64:v62:d989:t11 p59:v52:d440:t13 p55:v52:d435:t378 p57:v52:d580:t21 p54:v46:d558:t239 p52:v58:d320:t0 p55:v60:d320:t332 p64:v80:d707:t28 p40:v67:d682:t249 p76:v57:d433:t6 p67:v55:d425:t192 p63:v53:d232:t8 p59:v53:d224:t138 p52:v57:d126:t128 p62:v76:d537:t1 p64:v81:d297:t8 p52:v74:d427:t24 p40:v60:d506:t154 p67:v63:d350:t2 p76:v62:d355:t115 p64:v73:d263:t4 p61:v69:d228:t8 p57:v57:d220:t124 p52:v66:d96:t132 p64:v70:d403:t4 p40:v72:d505:t1 p60:v73:d502:t164 p69:v68:d338:t8

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p66:v78:d243:t1 p61:v75:d129:t2 p58:v67:d241:t137 p61:v57:d104:t0 [/INST] p52:v67:d520:t133 p67:v79:d513:t0 p60:v75:d513:t3 p40:v69:d507:t155 p70:v64:d355:t2 p76:v60:d360:t105 p66:v79:d248:t2 p61:v75:d246:t1 p58:v66:d245:t129 p52:v67:d116:t142 p64:v84:d513:t22 p40:v80:d494:t156 p72:v68:d335:t4 p76:v59:d332:t2 p69:v50:d329:t127 p65:v66:d202:t11 p60:v59:d191:t4 p57:v57:d186:t110 p53:v69:d79:t130 p40:v82:d495:t5 p64:v85:d252:t165 p70:v65:d324:t2 p76:v69:d321:t2 p66:v59:d318:t95 p64:v84:d224:t8 p59:v68:d216:t2 p55:v69:d214:t122 p52:v76:d348:t128 p62:v82:d258:t3 p40:v68:d547:t166 p71:v66:d369:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p66:v82:d273:t4 p62:v73:d269:t21 p59:v60:d248:t131 p53:v61:d116:t146 [/INST] p64:v82:d329:t2 p40:v76:d73:t200 p76:v58:d491:t8 p69:v38:d483:t0 p73:v44:d482:t128 p64:v59:d352:t7 p61:v52:d347:t18 p57:v38:d330:t160 p52:v58:d170:t175 p64:v88:d330:t31 p40:v75:d76:t172 p72:v64:d353:t1 p76:v67:d352:t0 p68:v57:d352:t131 p64:v64:d248:t6 p60:v56:d215:t1 p56:v61:d214:t114 p52:v70:d100:t137 p64:v88:d259:t2 p60:v86:d272:t1 p48:v76:d102:t160 p67:v67:d346:t1 p76:v66:d346:t2 p72:v56:d515:t100 p64:v84:d254:t12 p60:v54:d231:t8 p55:v55:d224:t121 p52:v66:d102:t123 p64:v93:d522:t8 p57:v80:d366:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p45:v67:d507:t144 p72:v64:d892:t1 p69:v58:d363:t1 p76:v65:d363:t93 [/INST] p66:v87:d269:t2 p60:v75:d267:t128 p57:v71:d139:t160 p67:v82:d506:t6 p54:v81:d387:t4 p42:v77:d498:t169 p76:v70:d329:t7 p70:v54:d320:t11 p73:v46:d309:t76 p61:v71:d234:t1 p66:v75:d232:t7 p58:v69:d225:t123 p54:v67:d101:t147 p64:v87:d498:t6 p50:v79:d494:t1 p38:v77:d487:t167 p72:v67:d325:t1 p76:v60:d323:t2 p69:v56:d321:t121 p66:v71:d201:t0 p60:v66:d201:t5 p57:v54:d195:t111 p54:v67:d84:t131 p47:v82:d57:t0 p64:v87:d257:t5 p35:v70:d60:t164 p67:v60:d314:t0 p76:v62:d314:t3 p73:v55:d311:t89 p64:v85:d222:t6 p61:v70:d216:t2

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p52:v57:d78:t119 p62:v83:d270:t5 p43:v70:d496:t4 p31:v57:d192:t159 [/INST] p76:v67:d383:t2 p70:v61:d380:t97 p66:v68:d283:t9 p62:v58:d275:t5 p58:v59:d269:t126 p54:v60:d142:t6 p55:v43:d141:t160 p64:v78:d350:t7 p40:v62:d934:t1 p28:v61:d250:t185 p67:v61:d730:t1 p76:v61:d730:t5 p71:v48:d724:t160 p64:v59:d513:t6 p55:v43:d559:t4 p59:v47:d553:t224 p52:v52:d287:t286 p64:v78:d654:t10 p52:v69:d820:t15 p33:v55:d913:t2 p57:v40:d227:t237 p61:v54:d382:t1 p57:v54:d181:t188 p69:v74:d331:t3 p57:v71:d328:t201 p61:v41:d149:t7 p64:v27:d281:t126 p69:v80:d278:t5 p57:v76:d273:t3 p49:v64:d529:t0 p37:v63:d532:t158

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p61:v50:d369:t118 p69:v86:d250:t3 p57:v88:d248:t167 p64:v37:d100:t106 [/INST] p64:v75:d224:t0 p40:v76:d539:t2 p67:v77:d560:t1 p55:v79:d38:t2 p52:v78:d31:t165 p61:v60:d378:t3 p57:v50:d228:t98 p66:v66:d278:t2 p54:v70:d276:t132 p57:v77:d157:t1 p69:v75:d287:t162 p55:v76:d539:t1 p67:v75:d523:t1 p57:v77:d169:t4 p45:v58:d519:t0 p64:v65:d541:t171 p61:v48:d240:t1 p57:v49:d344:t112 p54:v77:d232:t1 p66:v76:d233:t137 p61:v61:d97:t123 p46:v80:d529:t0 p64:v88:d388:t1 p52:v81:d529:t3 p34:v71:d507:t119 p60:v74:d257:t3 p55:v73:d403:t121 p69:v85:d264:t5 p57:v83:d259:t137 p60:v63:d140:t6 p64:v44:d135:t125

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p57:v86:d257:t4 p48:v86:d512:t3 p36:v82:d512:t126 p60:v61:d247:t1 [/INST] p64:v64:d246:t125 p69:v87:d259:t4 p57:v80:d253:t121 p64:v71:d133:t2 p60:v49:d163:t132 p67:v82:d546:t4 p55:v85:d542:t1 p40:v83:d157:t7 p52:v86:d65:t5 p65:v68:d523:t132 p60:v71:d392:t1 p58:v69:d135:t108 p66:v93:d282:t4 p54:v84:d278:t20 p64:v39:d272:t7 p58:v51:d257:t104 p69:v78:d147:t1 p57:v79:d146:t161 p67:v82:d638:t1 p58:v86:d637:t0 p46:v90:d636:t1 p55:v89:d638:t156 p60:v69:d278:t0 p64:v75:d132:t134 p54:v94:d345:t2 p66:v89:d344:t0 p64:v63:d142:t150 p64:v68:d207:t2 p60:v64:d192:t216 p64:v89:d427:t3 p40:v93:d639:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p52:v89:d558:t277 p72:v70:d347:t1 p68:v63:d396:t2 p76:v69:d148:t151 [/INST] p64:v76:d192:t6 p76:v67:d186:t1 p60:v70:d120:t5 p56:v66:d181:t121 p52:v75:d59:t5 p60:v63:d55:t119 p64:v84:d254:t20 p60:v84:d242:t1 p48:v74:d446:t137 p76:v64:d311:t2 p67:v58:d308:t3 p72:v48:d314:t102 p64:v87:d203:t1 p60:v71:d142:t6 p55:v68:d196:t136 p52:v66:d59:t10 p60:v59:d50:t100 p64:v89:d492:t2 p57:v84:d364:t4 p60:v60:d237:t148 p76:v70:d338:t1 p72:v64:d337:t1 p69:v54:d356:t92 p60:v64:d244:t1 p66:v81:d243:t126 p57:v74:d116:t137 p67:v78:d500:t9 p54:v84:d6:t1 p42:v78:d98:t149 p76:v72:d342:t2 p70:v62:d339:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p58:v71:d241:t1 p66:v79:d240:t4 p61:v75:d236:t132 p54:v53:d111:t130 [/INST] p64:v86:d501:t8 p50:v90:d495:t2 p38:v84:d86:t165 p72:v65:d326:t2 p69:v59:d324:t113 p66:v74:d212:t9 p60:v62:d202:t1 p57:v55:d200:t111 p54:v71:d89:t137 p64:v83:d255:t4 p47:v81:d468:t2 p35:v70:d464:t150 p67:v66:d316:t1 p76:v65:d316:t1 p73:v61:d313:t104 p64:v86:d210:t5 p61:v71:d205:t3 p55:v66:d201:t113 p52:v67:d89:t137 p43:v82:d526:t0 p62:v82:d257:t1 p31:v66:d525:t166 p70:v61:d351:t1 p76:v64:d351:t4 p67:v45:d361:t89 p66:v72:d256:t0 p62:v66:d256:t6 p58:v69:d250:t133 p54:v64:d116:t165 p64:v82:d345:t3 p40:v76:d1266:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p76:v66:d1067:t6 p71:v54:d1061:t1 p67:v60:d1060:t146 p64:v56:d913:t9 [/INST] p59:v54:d905:t0 p55:v42:d906:t246 p52:v58:d659:t1504 p52:v97:d1556:t1 p40:v94:d1557:t195 p80:v74:d254:t2 p62:v63:d851:t6 p68:v51:d100:t3 p60:v62:d243:t27 p63:v72:d1056:t22 p83:v70:d1302:t5 p84:v65:d189:t54 p68:v60:d128:t18 p86:v75:d1227:t118 p72:v94:d568:t2 p68:v83:d566:t1 p60:v83:d572:t2 p76:v90:d1099:t0 p80:v85:d1100:t3 p84:v89:d1100:t2 p88:v90:d1096:t561 p89:v91:d526:t5 p77:v84:d521:t2 p68:v76:d120:t0 p72:v80:d120:t4 p60:v68:d124:t25 p62:v54:d91:t95 p90:v93:d257:t5 p78:v88:d260:t1 p68:v77:d121:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p62:v67:d397:t3 p60:v74:d117:t125 p79:v92:d272:t0 p72:v84:d130:t1 [/INST] p91:v89:d271:t1 p68:v79:d128:t0 p60:v73:d128:t17 p87:v66:d241:t115 p90:v90:d138:t4 p78:v85:d136:t2 p68:v80:d120:t0 p60:v76:d120:t1 p72:v82:d128:t124 p77:v89:d42:t0 p89:v80:d42:t0 p68:v71:d42:t1 p60:v72:d33:t5 p87:v74:d43:t162 p49:v97:d1594:t0 p37:v88:d1582:t0 p82:v75:d12:t7 p83:v75:d1576:t175 p79:v81:d252:t13 p57:v57:d232:t10 p67:v56:d106:t3 p64:v71:d219:t1 p76:v62:d218:t22 p59:v40:d1353:t76 p87:v82:d688:t7 p69:v61:d113:t8 p67:v51:d105:t110 p69:v83:d695:t1 p88:v97:d1084:t3 p67:v85:d559:t1 p64:v83:d550:t0 p76:v90:d1080:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p81:v80:d1144:t5 p79:v80:d1140:t552 p64:v76:d129:t3 p87:v77:d585:t0 [/INST] p75:v82:d584:t1 p57:v66:d125:t4 p67:v60:d121:t125 p64:v69:d127:t0 p73:v75:d473:t1 p67:v62:d126:t2 p57:v64:d124:t2 p85:v74:d451:t126 p67:v70:d127:t2 p57:v72:d125:t0 p64:v65:d125:t6 p86:v77:d316:t0 p74:v70:d315:t123 p57:v72:d126:t1 p64:v68:d125:t1 p67:v63:d190:t6 p90:v85:d186:t7 p78:v78:d179:t116 p57:v82:d61:t4 p88:v82:d58:t1 p76:v88:d57:t0 p64:v76:d57:t19 p82:v49:d63:t153 p46:v101:d271:t4 p34:v91:d1542:t178 p79:v71:d1049:t1 p62:v78:d242:t38 p82:v63:d1319:t26 p64:v74:d1307:t49 p67:v78:d129:t3 p86:v77:d126:t131

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p67:v88:d548:t2 p76:v91:d1109:t2 p62:v87:d544:t1 p74:v89:d543:t1 [/INST] p86:v86:d534:t545 p86:v79:d250:t1 p74:v85:d249:t1 p67:v69:d118:t0 p77:v81:d509:t1 p62:v73:d255:t1 p89:v84:d507:t4 p70:v73:d112:t117 p67:v68:d125:t4 p70:v73:d444:t0 p90:v85:d259:t2 p78:v79:d257:t5 p87:v71:d260:t123 p86:v77:d300:t1 p74:v87:d313:t1 p67:v77:d127:t1 p79:v85:d297:t0 p62:v70:d126:t131 p90:v84:d166:t0 p78:v85:d166:t2 p67:v69:d160:t5 p62:v64:d111:t5 p87:v69:d154:t117 p89:v87:d33:t0 p77:v90:d33:t1 p62:v78:d57:t176 p43:v94:d1505:t2 p31:v81:d1508:t172 p81:v76:d230:t1 p57:v78:d229:t40 p83:v66:d1294:t31

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p87:v71:d641:t3 p88:v74:d108:t3 p64:v81:d105:t109 p88:v96:d794:t5 [/INST] p64:v92:d528:t0 p81:v89:d1112:t1 p69:v90:d520:t1 p57:v73:d519:t0 p76:v94:d657:t1 p61:v76:d525:t528 p57:v63:d136:t0 p69:v72:d120:t0 p87:v79:d566:t2 p75:v79:d560:t1 p64:v65:d117:t0 p61:v55:d125:t121 p69:v80:d127:t2 p64:v77:d125:t6 p61:v69:d119:t2 p76:v70:d378:t3 p73:v75:d427:t3 p57:v59:d118:t6 p85:v69:d419:t113 p69:v74:d122:t2 p61:v74:d128:t1 p64:v69:d127:t1 p57:v64:d126:t0 p74:v79:d301:t3 p88:v73:d246:t0 p86:v80:d301:t126 p69:v85:d170:t2 p57:v70:d118:t1 p61:v72:d125:t3 p64:v73:d122:t2 p90:v85:d173:t2 p78:v80:d165:t120

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p88:v89:d45:t1 p76:v90:d45:t1 p64:v68:d39:t0 p61:v74:d38:t175 [/INST] p42:v93:d1533:t1 p30:v89:d1532:t177 p84:v81:d234:t6 p57:v79:d236:t62 p88:v77:d1103:t3 p60:v76:d171:t37 p90:v81:d687:t17 p92:v80:d654:t3 p64:v76:d114:t117 p84:v95:d1126:t0 p93:v90:d1107:t1 p81:v90:d1106:t2 p69:v86:d523:t1 p64:v79:d538:t2 p57:v79:d544:t0 p60:v81:d536:t531 p69:v74:d381:t2 p92:v75:d568:t1 p80:v70:d562:t6 p60:v60:d119:t6 p64:v63:d105:t4 p57:v52:d109:t2 p90:v59:d114:t109 p64:v75:d121:t5 p79:v78:d254:t1 p60:v62:d122:t2 p91:v76:d251:t0 p57:v52:d120:t9 p90:v63:d104:t108 p90:v88:d257:t7 p64:v74:d119:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p57:v65:d127:t6 p60:v66:d121:t17 p87:v57:d234:t101 p69:v79:d183:t6 [/INST] p64:v79:d112:t1 p79:v79:d176:t1 p60:v68:d118:t0 p88:v68:d175:t5 p91:v74:d170:t1 p57:v62:d112:t15 p85:v50:d158:t98 p64:v75:d57:t5 p90:v92:d51:t3 p60:v75:d49:t0 p57:v59:d50:t2 p78:v87:d47:t7 p87:v74:d39:t154 p45:v97:d1525:t0 p33:v90:d1510:t179 p84:v78:d232:t5 p57:v75:d235:t51 p88:v76:d192:t20 p60:v71:d172:t22 p90:v65:d687:t17 p92:v80:d655:t6 p64:v79:d119:t115 p93:v92:d534:t3 p81:v88:d531:t2 p84:v88:d1036:t7 p69:v86:d514:t3 p57:v83:d527:t0 p64:v80:d519:t3 p88:v73:d908:t2 p60:v76:d514:t517 p69:v77:d250:t1 p93:v76:d384:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p81:v76:d556:t2 p60:v66:d121:t1 p64:v74:d112:t2 p57:v67:d118:t6 [/INST] p90:v63:d234:t112 p64:v78:d130:t6 p79:v79:d247:t1 p57:v63:d123:t0 p60:v70:d123:t2 p91:v78:d259:t118 p90:v89:d257:t2 p69:v72:d116:t3 p78:v83:d252:t6 p64:v63:d107:t2 p57:v61:d121:t2 p60:v63:d111:t1 p87:v62:d241:t108 p69:v79:d183:t5 p64:v74:d128:t8 p60:v67:d120:t0 p79:v80:d171:t2 p88:v65:d169:t0 p57:v62:d118:t6 p91:v70:d162:t6 p85:v59:d167:t108 p84:v69:d47:t1 p78:v87:d47:t1 p90:v85:d45:t0 p57:v69:d45:t1 p64:v68:d45:t4 p60:v73:d42:t2 p87:v74:d39:t170 p48:v97:d794:t3 p36:v89:d781:t173 p84:v79:d219:t8 p96:v60:d11:t3

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p88:v71:d176:t53 p90:v72:d495:t10 p92:v72:d486:t108 p84:v93:d378:t1 [/INST] p93:v89:d376:t0 p81:v91:d378:t1 p69:v85:d376:t7 p64:v79:d369:t0 p60:v77:d369:t0 p57:v74:d369:t6 p88:v76:d364:t9 p91:v72:d365:t390 p52:v100:d1114:t1 p40:v97:d58:t140 p80:v73:d11:t4 p92:v71:d920:t25 p60:v86:d227:t9 p62:v62:d948:t2 p64:v68:d216:t60 p66:v63:d873:t33 p68:v69:d646:t4 p79:v77:d265:t2 p91:v75:d10:t120 p69:v89:d713:t5 p90:v90:d253:t2 p64:v82:d707:t0 p60:v86:d520:t1 p78:v88:d258:t2 p57:v76:d704:t143 p79:v77:d574:t0 p91:v69:d512:t117 p90:v81:d388:t4 p78:v82:d441:t129 p76:v94:d312:t0 p88:v94:d216:t121 p68:v83:d134:t8

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p56:v79:d183:t4 p60:v58:d178:t26 p84:v81:d153:t62 p88:v83:d91:t32 [/INST] p67:v79:d60:t6 p90:v74:d53:t0 p68:v70:d52:t1 p55:v75:d87:t8 p91:v75:d44:t2 p92:v77:d42:t95 p93:v93:d341:t6 p84:v89:d334:t1 p81:v87:d333:t3 p88:v82:d331:t5 p66:v89:d243:t1 p54:v82:d242:t2 p58:v65:d10:t130 p67:v74:d210:t2 p55:v76:d190:t112 p66:v91:d78:t2 p54:v83:d75:t136 p52:v92:d803:t2 p64:v94:d133:t6 p62:v72:d119:t125 p92:v76:d664:t4 p62:v66:d657:t8 p64:v68:d236:t4 p60:v59:d239:t6 p65:v60:d638:t56 p66:v70:d185:t51 p68:v81:d532:t1 p91:v80:d287:t0 p79:v83:d287:t27 p90:v46:d98:t95 p64:v82:d408:t2 p69:v86:d407:t5 p90:v96:d296:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p57:v74:d395:t0 p78:v90:d297:t1 p66:v73:d395:t7 p87:v79:d389:t152 [/INST] p79:v84:d234:t1 p91:v77:d234:t132 p90:v81:d104:t9 p78:v79:d96:t173 p40:v97:d1527:t1 p52:v99:d228:t170 p80:v77:d257:t2 p60:v89:d240:t32 p51:v48:d1322:t15 p63:v52:d1302:t20 p52:v65:d1287:t6 p62:v61:d44:t15 p84:v81:d160:t37 p68:v68:d123:t1 p62:v64:d129:t10 p74:v57:d1202:t1 p86:v69:d1213:t114 p60:v87:d542:t1 p68:v84:d541:t5 p84:v86:d1093:t1 p76:v93:d1091:t1 p88:v91:d795:t1 p62:v72:d556:t0 p80:v85:d1089:t538 p89:v84:d509:t4 p77:v81:d505:t0 p68:v73:d114:t2 p60:v68:d119:t16 p62:v51:d103:t100 p68:v77:d126:t2

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p78:v79:d259:t5 p62:v56:d115:t0 p60:v69:d115:t119 p60:v76:d257:t1 [/INST] p68:v90:d126:t6 p79:v88:d292:t0 p91:v89:d292:t1 p62:v71:d157:t3 p88:v73:d289:t17 p87:v67:d272:t110 p68:v86:d161:t0 p90:v91:d162:t5 p78:v85:d158:t28 p62:v31:d125:t92 p60:v70:d35:t5 p89:v96:d32:t0 p77:v94:d32:t156 p49:v92:d1538:t1 p37:v89:d1530:t1 p82:v80:d8:t179 p79:v79:d1346:t9 p57:v77:d112:t3 p67:v63:d117:t1 p64:v72:d238:t97 p87:v79:d656:t22 p57:v58:d112:t1 p67:v39:d111:t1 p85:v51:d763:t114 p88:v94:d1040:t0 p67:v85:d526:t5 p57:v83:d536:t1 p76:v92:d1034:t0 p63:v81:d5:t1 p64:v84:d519:t515 p87:v83:d395:t9 p64:v73:d118:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p67:v66:d113:t7 p58:v61:d566:t4 p57:v64:d102:t107 p85:v83:d455:t2 [/INST] p57:v68:d123:t1 p64:v71:d122:t1 p67:v71:d121:t8 p73:v76:d431:t18 p82:v53:d379:t100 p69:v79:d311:t3 p64:v82:d115:t0 p57:v71:d123:t1 p86:v85:d310:t1 p67:v67:d113:t0 p74:v86:d309:t118 p64:v61:d149:t3 p67:v67:d153:t4 p57:v72:d126:t4 p90:v85:d184:t1 p78:v85:d179:t5 p87:v79:d173:t125 p57:v71:d44:t1 p76:v92:d67:t0 p88:v84:d47:t10 p64:v69:d57:t7 p82:v62:d58:t1 p67:v51:d49:t153 p46:v101:d1517:t0 p34:v93:d1517:t179 p62:v82:d247:t18 p58:v57:d6:t7 p78:v83:d859:t29 p82:v63:d1284:t13 p64:v76:d1271:t47 p67:v73:d133:t138

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p62:v87:d507:t1 p74:v92:d506:t1 p88:v102:d1070:t1 p58:v71:d1080:t1 [/INST] p86:v86:d764:t0 p76:v92:d1069:t511 p67:v73:d114:t1 p74:v83:d567:t1 p89:v88:d512:t1 p77:v84:d511:t0 p62:v72:d111:t5 p59:v54:d7:t112 p90:v91:d256:t1 p67:v73:d132:t1 p78:v85:d261:t3 p62:v66:d128:t2 p59:v46:d10:t131 p67:v72:d125:t5 p86:v72:d120:t1 p62:v73:d119:t0 p79:v84:d293:t1 p59:v52:d126:t0 p91:v81:d310:t122 p90:v80:d171:t4 p78:v83:d167:t1 p67:v72:d114:t2 p86:v73:d163:t1 p62:v67:d119:t4 p59:v45:d176:t111 p67:v77:d45:t8 p62:v77:d37:t2 p89:v92:d36:t4 p77:v90:d32:t162 p43:v97:d1495:t1 p31:v86:d956:t186 p57:v75:d232:t2

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p83:v61:d1279:t35 p61:v75:d165:t55 p87:v73:d640:t6 p64:v77:d96:t102 [/INST] p88:v97:d1054:t1 p64:v95:d539:t4 p76:v95:d1049:t1 p81:v85:d1075:t1 p61:v76:d533:t0 p57:v81:d525:t529 p69:v76:d257:t3 p57:v73:d116:t4 p87:v80:d404:t1 p61:v60:d111:t0 p64:v70:d111:t3 p75:v84:d532:t115 p64:v81:d131:t3 p73:v80:d416:t1 p61:v66:d127:t0 p57:v60:d127:t1 p85:v73:d415:t131 p69:v73:d118:t1 p61:v66:d125:t2 p57:v65:d123:t1 p64:v75:d122:t3 p86:v77:d275:t2 p74:v68:d278:t120 p69:v73:d153:t1 p64:v70:d119:t2 p61:v70:d109:t1 p57:v68:d116:t7 p90:v85:d145:t3 p78:v82:d141:t16 p87:v67:d123:t93 p61:v73:d30:t3 p64:v68:d47:t5

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p88:v86:d43:t1 p76:v88:d42:t199 p42:v94:d1537:t0 p30:v91:d1540:t180 [/INST] p84:v78:d239:t11 p57:v81:d236:t46 p88:v73:d850:t7 p60:v66:d190:t59 p64:v81:d124:t4 p90:v67:d665:t1 p92:v79:d1225:t119 p93:v96:d797:t3 p81:v90:d1107:t0 p84:v91:d1107:t6 p64:v89:d528:t1 p54:v76:d1096:t1 p57:v82:d534:t5 p60:v76:d529:t525 p69:v74:d242:t7 p64:v74:d112:t1 p60:v65:d119:t1 p90:v72:d241:t2 p57:v64:d108:t112 p64:v76:d127:t4 p57:v66:d123:t1 p88:v71:d441:t2 p91:v79:d258:t0 p79:v80:d258:t2 p60:v66:d125:t121 p69:v76:d112:t1 p90:v89:d249:t2 p78:v87:d255:t0 p64:v79:d117:t3 p57:v67:d121:t3 p60:v69:d118:t111

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p64:v77:d127:t3 p60:v68:d124:t2 p57:v67:d180:t3 p79:v84:d177:t4 [/INST] p91:v77:d173:t115 p90:v84:d58:t4 p78:v80:d55:t1 p64:v66:d53:t6 p60:v71:d47:t153 p45:v99:d1449:t2 p33:v86:d1201:t179 p84:v78:d239:t12 p57:v72:d234:t44 p88:v69:d198:t22 p60:v67:d176:t25 p90:v73:d666:t22 p92:v79:d628:t10 p64:v77:d626:t109 p93:v91:d1116:t2 p81:v90:d515:t3 p84:v91:d1126:t1 p69:v90:d1102:t4 p57:v80:d507:t5 p60:v74:d502:t0 p88:v77:d625:t506 p92:v88:d595:t0 p81:v78:d595:t3 p80:v76:d577:t1 p64:v72:d115:t1 p57:v67:d121:t0 p60:v70:d121:t1 p52:v67:d589:t8 p90:v70:d228:t115 p64:v70:d120:t1 p88:v71:d250:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p91:v78:d257:t0 p60:v65:d118:t0 p57:v60:d118:t119 p90:v85:d253:t3 [/INST] p64:v69:d119:t1 p57:v65:d118:t0 p60:v69:d118:t2 p78:v83:d247:t6 p87:v71:d256:t114 p60:v72:d119:t0 p57:v63:d127:t1 p64:v71:d118:t9 p79:v77:d191:t5 p88:v63:d190:t1 p91:v73:d185:t108 p64:v70:d78:t1 p60:v70:d78:t6 p90:v86:d72:t2 p57:v59:d68:t5 p78:v83:d66:t9 p87:v70:d55:t151 p48:v99:d775:t1 p36:v89:d780:t169 p84:v82:d235:t54 p88:v71:d196:t61 p90:v65:d491:t2 p92:v78:d488:t123 p93:v93:d365:t5 p81:v89:d362:t1 p69:v89:d360:t0 p84:v91:d359:t2 p57:v76:d357:t1 p64:v82:d357:t4 p60:v73:d352:t2 p88:v77:d352:t379 p52:v98:d62:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p80:v74:d969:t1 p92:v77:d969:t2 p90:v69:d249:t30 p60:v74:d219:t17 [/INST] p65:v57:d919:t0 p64:v54:d202:t44 p66:v73:d875:t39 p68:v69:d641:t2 p91:v79:d270:t3 p79:v82:d267:t121 p64:v74:d653:t1 p90:v90:d261:t0 p57:v78:d660:t1 p60:v80:d709:t1 p78:v85:d266:t2 p87:v83:d707:t145 p79:v77:d561:t2 p91:v74:d559:t9 p88:v54:d239:t112 p90:v83:d438:t2 p78:v86:d436:t134 p88:v92:d206:t0 p76:v90:d301:t25 p85:v51:d288:t88 p68:v85:d189:t11 p56:v76:d178:t33 p84:v83:d145:t53 p88:v79:d92:t38 p67:v85:d54:t0 p64:v63:d53:t1 p55:v81:d72:t14 p57:v61:d38:t100 p93:v90:d362:t1 p84:v90:d361:t1 p81:v89:d360:t2 p66:v95:d138:t5

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p88:v79:d350:t11 p56:v58:d339:t118 p67:v77:d8:t3 p55:v79:d217:t7 [/INST] p66:v63:d106:t110 p66:v83:d100:t0 p54:v82:d100:t129 p64:v99:d27:t1 p52:v95:d58:t139 p60:v87:d249:t2 p68:v76:d116:t12 p62:v64:d677:t62 p66:v70:d634:t48 p68:v81:d568:t5 p79:v83:d281:t3 p91:v79:d278:t12 p78:v52:d112:t102 p69:v92:d446:t4 p64:v85:d442:t3 p60:v71:d439:t1 p57:v70:d440:t3 p90:v90:d168:t3 p78:v74:d288:t154 p79:v80:d277:t2 p91:v77:d275:t20 p90:v52:d105:t112 p90:v95:d145:t12 p78:v84:d133:t186 p40:v101:d1535:t3 p28:v93:d1543:t187 p92:v80:d1347:t2 p56:v80:d248:t10 p60:v62:d1335:t5 p58:v69:d1329:t30

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p97:v75:d145:t3 p61:v76:d142:t26 p99:v82:d669:t4 p63:v77:d1217:t120 [/INST] p88:v104:d1096:t1 p100:v102:d1097:t1 p64:v93:d1094:t0 p52:v89:d1094:t1 p61:v86:d1103:t0 p97:v92:d1096:t2 p56:v80:d1039:t532 p53:v83:d500:t2 p65:v84:d557:t3 p89:v90:d495:t5 p101:v91:d497:t9 p99:v79:d112:t109 p102:v92:d256:t5 p66:v81:d236:t1 p90:v87:d258:t8 p99:v79:d265:t54 p54:v38:d181:t57 p67:v84:d305:t6 p55:v82:d299:t1 p91:v96:d299:t4 p103:v92:d294:t114 p66:v93:d183:t5 p54:v84:d175:t11 p102:v93:d166:t2 p90:v91:d164:t17 p99:v62:d147:t97 p53:v92:d48:t1 p89:v100:d47:t1 p101:v97:d48:t5 p56:v80:d42:t173 p40:v104:d1499:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p93:v88:d234:t1 p57:v85:d241:t12 p60:v78:d1307:t19 p96:v70:d1288:t60 [/INST] p61:v76:d150:t31 p97:v70:d127:t0 p99:v80:d626:t0 p63:v84:d626:t123 p93:v95:d1074:t0 p88:v98:d1017:t0 p100:v96:d1025:t1 p61:v84:d625:t1 p64:v91:d1015:t1 p52:v91:d1014:t2 p57:v79:d1069:t4 p97:v79:d502:t499 p51:v79:d567:t2 p63:v89:d565:t2 p87:v88:d563:t1 p99:v86:d397:t8 p97:v75:d105:t109 p97:v85:d445:t1 p61:v78:d394:t2 p49:v78:d442:t3 p85:v83:d439:t126 p50:v88:d313:t2 p62:v92:d310:t2 p86:v95:d321:t1 p98:v87:d307:t7 p94:v70:d313:t124 p66:v85:d179:t1 p102:v95:d176:t1 p90:v91:d175:t14 p99:v69:d160:t114

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p64:v91:d45:t0 p88:v95:d45:t2 p61:v75:d43:t0 p100:v89:d43:t167 [/INST] p40:v103:d1486:t1 p28:v94:d1485:t174 p91:v91:d1011:t8 p55:v78:d996:t22 p58:v78:d114:t8 p94:v74:d198:t58 p61:v70:d1210:t9 p98:v73:d1201:t42 p64:v74:d96:t5 p58:v58:d99:t88 p88:v100:d1067:t2 p100:v97:d1065:t4 p94:v92:d1080:t2 p64:v94:d1057:t2 p52:v96:d1055:t2 p62:v88:d1052:t6 p58:v90:d1048:t504 p53:v88:d495:t2 p65:v87:d542:t3 p89:v91:d498:t1 p101:v96:d497:t118 p66:v87:d256:t0 p90:v94:d256:t1 p54:v80:d255:t5 p102:v93:d250:t122 p67:v90:d292:t1 p55:v86:d291:t1 p91:v100:d290:t3 p103:v98:d300:t127 p66:v88:d161:t2 p54:v83:d158:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p90:v93:d158:t112 p53:v97:d43:t7 p89:v95:d37:t2 p101:v96:d35:t3 [/INST] p99:v79:d33:t2 p56:v82:d31:t162 p40:v100:d1056:t1 p28:v83:d2153:t173 p93:v87:d229:t11 p55:v76:d1960:t5 p59:v71:d1955:t27 p98:v53:d677:t2 p96:v61:d1928:t44 p61:v80:d785:t14 p97:v72:d141:t23 p99:v82:d594:t3 p63:v84:d584:t111 p93:v98:d1730:t0 p56:v88:d1732:t6 p88:v99:d1219:t0 p100:v99:d1219:t1 p64:v89:d1218:t1 p52:v89:d810:t3 p97:v85:d492:t470 p63:v99:d1267:t3 p51:v90:d1248:t6 p99:v91:d1241:t1 p87:v91:d1241:t24 p97:v63:d127:t130 p61:v93:d1103:t2 p49:v88:d1085:t4 p40:v66:d1081:t1 p85:v83:d1079:t1 p97:v89:d1077:t163

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p86:v99:d916:t4 p62:v97:d911:t0 p98:v93:d910:t4 p52:v76:d409:t182 [/INST] p66:v95:d726:t3 p90:v92:d724:t4 p102:v97:d727:t219 p64:v99:d498:t2 p88:v103:d514:t2 p100:v97:d493:t1 p52:v93:d494:t2757 p64:v62:d1617:t31 p61:v35:d1586:t5 p56:v44:d1012:t2 p42:v36:d703:t657 p49:v33:d691:t363 p56:v41:d628:t333 p49:v36:d226:t230 p64:v62:d602:t5 p61:v52:d605:t1 p49:v38:d389:t64 p56:v45:d540:t335 p49:v37:d505:t203 p64:v71:d524:t9 p61:v57:d523:t0 p56:v66:d515:t31 p42:v44:d507:t271 p49:v47:d551:t217 p64:v74:d1148:t7 p56:v64:d565:t5 p61:v59:d522:t15 p42:v58:d1129:t312 p49:v57:d464:t199 p66:v80:d598:t6

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p61:v70:d534:t33 p56:v55:d559:t232 p49:v54:d327:t271 p67:v73:d554:t3 [/INST] p59:v70:d549:t4 p61:v62:d513:t10 p55:v60:d533:t316 p49:v52:d219:t181 p66:v70:d685:t12 p58:v58:d673:t1 p61:v59:d554:t19 p42:v49:d558:t250 p49:v53:d404:t281 p64:v72:d1248:t13 p61:v55:d1243:t3 p56:v59:d741:t18 p42:v52:d1706:t428 p49:v42:d563:t302 p56:v48:d538:t267 p49:v43:d248:t227 p64:v72:d459:t2 p61:v60:d480:t29 p49:v39:d251:t18 p56:v52:d425:t238 p49:v43:d440:t183 p64:v79:d587:t10 p56:v73:d576:t6 p61:v61:d495:t3 p42:v61:d515:t243 p49:v58:d324:t251 p62:v71:d562:t4 p61:v64:d532:t14 p54:v56:d1117:t7 p42:v53:d1179:t291

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p66:v64:d604:t12 p57:v56:d593:t9 p61:v51:d541:t14 p55:v50:d570:t246 [/INST] p49:v52:d323:t261 p64:v63:d1341:t24 p61:v48:d1440:t7 p56:v55:d1411:t283 p49:v41:d604:t285 p42:v44:d749:t324 p49:v43:d519:t404 p76:v69:d1304:t19 p68:v56:d1293:t0 p64:v57:d1293:t1 p73:v60:d1292:t12 p42:v52:d1848:t435 p49:v44:d599:t324 p56:v61:d582:t280 p49:v53:d241:t240 p76:v81:d538:t6 p68:v67:d532:t4 p64:v72:d528:t2 p73:v64:d542:t0 p49:v49:d296:t58 p56:v64:d1444:t248 p49:v67:d489:t225 p76:v83:d464:t2 p64:v83:d462:t1 p68:v75:d461:t14 p73:v62:d462:t14 p42:v61:d471:t237 p49:v71:d472:t201 p76:v82:d471:t4

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p64:v81:d1045:t8 p73:v69:d457:t28 p42:v68:d1010:t234 p49:v70:d448:t200 [/INST] p78:v86:d586:t2 p66:v79:d573:t1 p76:v74:d574:t3 p70:v76:d571:t0 p73:v77:d511:t28 p56:v69:d541:t225 p49:v69:d316:t261 p79:v84:d552:t4 p71:v72:d549:t0 p67:v75:d549:t2 p73:v74:d506:t33 p55:v55:d166:t277 p49:v57:d238:t197 p66:v63:d6:t2 p78:v78:d636:t2 p70:v64:d632:t5 p73:v64:d550:t2 p42:v54:d579:t275 p49:v50:d348:t270 p76:v72:d1178:t13 p64:v64:d1173:t0 p73:v65:d1173:t4 p68:v60:d1169:t23 p42:v47:d1653:t378 p49:v42:d538:t307 p56:v53:d492:t239 p49:v60:d499:t225 p76:v83:d473:t1 p64:v78:d472:t6 p73:v72:d466:t1 p68:v72:d465:t31

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p49:v60:d450:t193 p76:v83:d545:t6 p68:v73:d538:t1 p64:v79:d538:t1 [/INST] p73:v75:d487:t23 p42:v62:d495:t230 p49:v62:d283:t243 p74:v72:d1120:t3 p73:v63:d511:t0 p62:v75:d1117:t2 p69:v64:d516:t24 p42:v51:d1099:t291 p49:v50:d470:t197 p66:v66:d601:t0 p78:v73:d626:t8 p73:v65:d549:t2 p69:v52:d591:t15 p55:v49:d575:t257 p49:v53:d321:t263 p76:v67:d1514:t15 p64:v61:d1499:t8 p73:v51:d1502:t1 p68:v52:d1509:t3 p56:v54:d1488:t296 p49:v43:d657:t293 p42:v48:d786:t368 p49:v37:d530:t395 p63:v71:d2394:t6 p60:v53:d1239:t28 p42:v52:d1464:t1 p30:v42:d11:t440 p51:v55:d1445:t235 p68:v72:d527:t3

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p75:v80:d459:t235 p68:v70:d424:t4 p80:v75:d1157:t3 p60:v57:d425:t222 [/INST] p75:v80:d925:t33 p42:v38:d738:t169 p68:v85:d719:t7 p60:v72:d539:t24 p56:v68:d688:t221 p51:v72:d467:t285 p66:v76:d1076:t20 p60:v63:d1064:t22 p42:v67:d2194:t345 p51:v72:d1488:t186 p65:v78:d980:t27 p56:v71:d983:t189 p68:v78:d1522:t35 p75:v89:d498:t256 p84:v80:d1234:t0 p66:v73:d1232:t11 p60:v64:d492:t238 p75:v74:d985:t235 p65:v75:d747:t28 p60:v50:d613:t2 p56:v66:d718:t286 p51:v60:d431:t327 p63:v84:d2131:t8 p60:v70:d989:t26 p42:v71:d2000:t284 p51:v85:d1362:t201 p68:v87:d478:t5 p56:v84:d949:t219 p75:v98:d469:t258

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p87:v97:d1147:t5 p60:v73:d466:t216 p75:v97:d909:t245 p68:v84:d663:t13 [/INST] p56:v82:d649:t3 p60:v74:d519:t207 p51:v83:d440:t301 p66:v86:d1063:t15 p60:v75:d1063:t34 p42:v76:d515:t297 p51:v84:d1815:t189 p65:v86:d1150:t5 p56:v78:d1214:t217 p75:v97:d606:t8 p68:v79:d2077:t308 p92:v106:d1756:t0 p66:v78:d1770:t10 p60:v66:d625:t284 p75:v93:d1475:t328 p65:v82:d1147:t19 p60:v66:d1127:t45 p56:v39:d963:t412 p51:v58:d672:t539 p64:v75:d1540:t16 p61:v52:d1524:t5 p56:v52:d912:t11 p42:v50:d2176:t580 p49:v34:d652:t333 p56:v47:d634:t330 p49:v31:d665:t270 p64:v70:d617:t6 p61:v56:d619:t33 p56:v46:d586:t367

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p64:v78:d501:t13 p61:v55:d504:t0 p56:v64:d504:t33 p42:v42:d501:t260 [/INST] p49:v49:d510:t207 p64:v81:d1097:t9 p56:v65:d532:t6 p61:v60:d488:t28 p42:v50:d1082:t265 p49:v58:d448:t198 p66:v73:d590:t2 p58:v68:d584:t1 p61:v69:d531:t36 p56:v50:d550:t217 p49:v64:d331:t275 p67:v70:d581:t7 p59:v66:d569:t6 p61:v58:d513:t2 p55:v58:d556:t298 p49:v50:d264:t210 p66:v69:d628:t13 p61:v55:d543:t1 p58:v59:d614:t5 p42:v54:d552:t249 p49:v56:d360:t274 p64:v68:d1173:t23 p61:v41:d1166:t4 p56:v52:d662:t11 p42:v48:d1657:t377 p49:v43:d543:t282 p56:v56:d522:t270 p49:v51:d222:t216 p64:v78:d474:t13 p61:v55:d999:t3

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p56:v52:d442:t248 p49:v45:d448:t189 p64:v75:d1165:t16 p56:v65:d619:t23 [/INST] p42:v53:d512:t231 p49:v62:d373:t264 p62:v66:d611:t3 p61:v63:d574:t3 p54:v58:d601:t19 p42:v55:d621:t324 p49:v49:d262:t221 p66:v56:d676:t6 p57:v46:d672:t9 p61:v47:d622:t5 p55:v44:d658:t300 p49:v45:d358:t304 p64:v55:d2652:t17 p56:v47:d2634:t0 p61:v37:d2661:t361 p49:v36:d2273:t529 p42:v37:d1746:t2057 p64:v90:d720:t2 p45:v88:d2999:t1 p33:v79:d1032:t1 p61:v70:d2099:t714 p66:v76:d509:t12 p64:v89:d251:t255 p81:v93:d2021:t4 p64:v86:d253:t0 p78:v89:d2035:t3 p74:v85:d2012:t246 p66:v75:d242:t11 p64:v68:d247:t240

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p64:v72:d293:t281 p66:v60:d765:t19 p72:v60:d1202:t3 p64:v68:d643:t2 [/INST] p79:v73:d1198:t0 p76:v64:d1198:t652 p64:v72:d296:t93 p66:v70:d150:t76 p67:v67:d377:t78 p66:v75:d126:t61 p64:v86:d142:t76 p66:v71:d162:t75 p64:v78:d87:t62 p62:v76:d40:t65 p60:v83:d38:t70 p62:v70:d77:t74 p60:v62:d66:t57 p59:v71:d38:t59 p57:v67:d29:t67 p59:v74:d58:t75 p57:v64:d43:t59 p55:v68:d41:t59 p54:v70:d34:t56 p55:v66:d47:t76 p54:v68:d42:t53 p52:v70:d31:t94 p50:v88:d724:t5 p40:v87:d972:t4 p28:v84:d2090:t708 p52:v84:d260:t12 p50:v80:d264:t257 p52:v84:d237:t1 p40:v73:d858:t2 p67:v85:d1805:t0 p64:v86:d1815:t6 p60:v84:d243:t2

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p50:v72:d249:t237 p52:v85:d242:t15 p60:v67:d588:t5 p50:v76:d261:t231 [/INST] p52:v67:d314:t34 p50:v64:d311:t285 p52:v54:d648:t35 p50:v65:d613:t3 p60:v57:d956:t3 p66:v68:d947:t4 p40:v59:d952:t0 p59:v65:d979:t607 p50:v79:d364:t1 p52:v57:d148:t83 p48:v73:d254:t71 p52:v58:d64:t68 p52:v70:d118:t66 p54:v81:d55:t63 p52:v79:d66:t70 p54:v71:d81:t64 p55:v76:d46:t67 p57:v77:d39:t74 p55:v66:d49:t57 p57:v70:d54:t61 p59:v76:d32:t58 p60:v83:d48:t71 p59:v77:d50:t68 p60:v73:d64:t57 p62:v74:d49:t53 p64:v90:d57:t61 p62:v70:d46:t73 p64:v74:d42:t57 p66:v83:d32:t132 p45:v90:d31:t0 p64:v92:d595:t0 p76:v92:d595:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p66:v80:d229:t24 p64:v95:d527:t1 p76:v98:d495:t215 p66:v84:d257:t40 [/INST] p86:v91:d1600:t4 p90:v96:d1577:t1 p93:v89:d1579:t224 p66:v82:d242:t23 p76:v85:d250:t24 p64:v54:d233:t205 p66:v65:d266:t29 p76:v83:d798:t5 p64:v79:d317:t238 p66:v71:d678:t60 p84:v73:d764:t1 p88:v84:d766:t5 p91:v75:d761:t21 p64:v70:d468:t474 p64:v81:d266:t3 p76:v81:d264:t105 p78:v82:d147:t20 p66:v70:d142:t65 p79:v78:d76:t10 p67:v72:d65:t63 p78:v78:d58:t14 p66:v77:d60:t62 p64:v78:d38:t1 p76:v70:d71:t72 p78:v79:d86:t2 p66:v77:d61:t72 p76:v74:d58:t6 p64:v71:d60:t56 p74:v79:d37:t6 p62:v72:d33:t66 p60:v83:d36:t3

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p74:v76:d72:t8 p62:v75:d39:t72 p72:v80:d56:t3 p60:v69:d68:t66 [/INST] p59:v69:d39:t6 p71:v78:d50:t56 p57:v73:d44:t2 p69:v70:d28:t75 p71:v67:d102:t2 p59:v73:d36:t57 p57:v70:d48:t2 p69:v72:d440:t72 p55:v67:d122:t3 p67:v70:d119:t56 p54:v75:d132:t5 p66:v71:d127:t62 p55:v75:d244:t6 p67:v65:d241:t70 p54:v71:d162:t0 p66:v69:d189:t56 p52:v84:d113:t13 p64:v85:d100:t168 p40:v84:d751:t1 p28:v85:d2155:t6 p62:v85:d513:t0 p50:v88:d536:t501 p52:v89:d235:t17 p62:v90:d279:t26 p50:v78:d253:t203 p52:v86:d265:t2 p40:v69:d809:t30 p79:v82:d1365:t6 p76:v79:d1360:t5 p72:v79:d1351:t5 p69:v74:d1369:t9 p50:v81:d278:t4

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p52:v68:d243:t38 p62:v63:d243:t29 p50:v60:d245:t182 p52:v69:d286:t37 [/INST] p62:v77:d310:t29 p60:v50:d742:t4 p50:v69:d277:t222 p52:v69:d579:t2 p40:v57:d573:t58 p78:v79:d520:t6 p62:v74:d458:t0 p71:v75:d511:t0 p50:v80:d450:t1 p74:v75:d509:t455 p50:v86:d58:t7 p62:v80:d51:t84 p60:v69:d105:t7 p48:v71:d86:t67 p62:v73:d74:t1 p50:v71:d68:t73 p64:v73:d58:t7 p52:v68:d51:t59 p54:v66:d56:t0 p66:v69:d49:t68 p52:v77:d99:t6 p64:v76:d82:t64 p54:v72:d66:t4 p66:v70:d82:t79 p67:v73:d47:t1 p55:v72:d45:t62 p57:v75:d49:t2 p69:v77:d42:t61 p55:v74:d59:t4 p67:v68:d56:t59 p57:v68:d93:t3 p69:v73:d56:t69

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p71:v79:d50:t64 p60:v77:d126:t2 p72:v71:d93:t67 p71:v69:d50:t0 [/INST] p59:v69:d88:t61 p60:v66:d70:t1 p72:v75:d62:t73 p74:v74:d51:t0 p62:v75:d33:t64 p64:v77:d33:t0 p76:v66:d88:t68 p74:v67:d90:t1 p62:v73:d36:t56 p64:v78:d54:t5 p76:v70:d189:t72 p66:v67:d55:t15 p78:v73:d94:t137 p76:v67:d564:t3 p69:v69:d69:t2 p72:v72:d528:t0 p62:v69:d551:t539 p72:v83:d243:t16 p69:v84:d273:t0 p62:v78:d280:t9 p61:v76:d264:t6 p76:v78:d242:t8 p81:v79:d250:t211 p72:v74:d238:t32 p76:v74:d245:t11 p73:v72:d257:t2 p81:v88:d255:t0 p61:v75:d239:t0 p69:v85:d255:t11 p62:v70:d244:t192 p72:v81:d267:t33 p76:v62:d265:t9

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p69:v74:d272:t4 p73:v69:d552:t0 p81:v81:d268:t3 p62:v72:d265:t208 [/INST] p72:v69:d288:t37 p76:v64:d289:t25 p81:v72:d295:t0 p69:v60:d302:t0 p62:v63:d302:t230 p72:v73:d53:t43 p76:v61:d444:t29 p81:v70:d417:t5 p69:v68:d410:t5 p62:v58:d406:t1 p61:v61:d82:t450 p76:v81:d181:t93 p81:v83:d81:t77 p83:v80:d74:t63 p84:v77:d84:t80 p86:v86:d129:t73 p84:v70:d70:t75 p83:v75:d35:t59 p81:v81:d56:t65 p81:v94:d76:t82 p83:v75:d94:t67 p81:v69:d39:t57 p76:v71:d35:t72 p81:v81:d39:t64 p83:v77:d248:t67 p81:v68:d112:t56 p76:v69:d256:t66 p81:v78:d136:t67 p83:v82:d207:t33 p84:v53:d5:t41 p81:v74:d82:t54 p76:v71:d95:t122

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p57:v76:d533:t1 p64:v81:d548:t0 p71:v81:d578:t539 p57:v82:d592:t19 [/INST] p64:v78:d274:t0 p67:v75:d243:t25 p71:v82:d249:t37 p76:v82:d243:t192 p67:v73:d250:t29 p71:v79:d252:t0 p56:v68:d559:t2 p64:v65:d265:t24 p76:v83:d257:t200 p67:v72:d264:t35 p71:v65:d267:t13 p64:v72:d285:t13 p76:v76:d272:t10 p57:v58:d262:t204 p67:v65:d289:t39 p71:v71:d288:t25 p64:v63:d309:t2 p57:v61:d781:t1 p56:v63:d314:t2 p76:v69:d296:t226 p67:v60:d570:t42 p71:v66:d497:t33 p76:v67:d475:t8 p64:v68:d466:t8 p56:v56:d460:t452 p71:v77:d180:t85 p76:v75:d105:t88 p78:v75:d115:t60 p79:v74:d66:t77 p81:v75:d97:t83 p79:v67:d52:t62

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p76:v73:d59:t65 p76:v87:d43:t23 p71:v62:d71:t65 p78:v78:d33:t60 [/INST] p76:v55:d65:t59 p71:v73:d42:t67 p76:v86:d31:t78 p78:v78:d64:t61 p76:v54:d126:t60 p71:v72:d266:t72 p76:v81:d132:t75 p78:v76:d255:t65 p76:v53:d215:t62 p71:v75:d126:t160 p81:v76:d538:t1 p84:v86:d553:t1 p72:v80:d559:t1 p88:v91:d574:t1 p76:v77:d1755:t2 p69:v71:d548:t3 p62:v70:d476:t484 p62:v79:d560:t18 p61:v81:d335:t32 p81:v81:d249:t15 p84:v86:d249:t5 p69:v83:d290:t4 p72:v88:d271:t19 p88:v89:d252:t20 p89:v78:d524:t5 p93:v80:d258:t191 p81:v75:d251:t16 p84:v81:d258:t27 p88:v85:d262:t0 p72:v79:d530:t5 p61:v70:d272:t7

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p93:v85:d257:t185 p81:v74:d271:t4 p62:v53:d651:t22 p84:v72:d268:t27 [/INST] p88:v82:d288:t10 p69:v79:d262:t8 p61:v65:d270:t7 p93:v88:d293:t3 p89:v72:d582:t196 p81:v73:d294:t28 p84:v67:d304:t19 p72:v66:d301:t12 p69:v68:d304:t13 p61:v61:d283:t1 p88:v79:d290:t31 p93:v73:d290:t195 p81:v72:d89:t38 p84:v72:d456:t15 p72:v68:d418:t7 p61:v68:d426:t10 p88:v78:d401:t5 p69:v61:d458:t17 p89:v67:d410:t10 p93:v81:d400:t372 p76:v81:d350:t6 p88:v80:d114:t81 p93:v84:d156:t4 p81:v76:d76:t81 p95:v78:d263:t2 p83:v69:d261:t53 p84:v72:d139:t2 p96:v77:d137:t67 p86:v88:d531:t1 p98:v88:d338:t76 p96:v76:d269:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p95:v83:d199:t2 p83:v74:d197:t56 p81:v74:d72:t0 p93:v71:d64:t75 [/INST] p93:v87:d112:t1 p81:v77:d142:t75 p95:v79:d164:t0 p83:v82:d175:t76 p81:v70:d129:t0 p93:v75:d114:t56 p88:v77:d112:t6 p76:v59:d75:t56 p93:v77:d142:t18 p81:v73:d124:t63 p95:v72:d276:t2 p83:v68:d274:t67 p81:v67:d138:t3 p93:v73:d127:t63 p76:v70:d287:t4 p88:v74:d283:t65 p93:v72:d141:t7 p81:v69:d134:t70 p95:v70:d382:t3 p83:v60:d337:t68 p93:v69:d311:t4 p81:v64:d308:t71 p88:v85:d237:t1 p76:v70:d209:t205 p83:v85:d587:t2 p71:v77:d581:t1 p57:v64:d485:t3 p79:v69:d558:t1 p64:v66:d550:t1 p67:v64:d549:t4 p76:v64:d53:t482 p57:v74:d255:t1

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p59:v64:d622:t17 p56:v79:d867:t40 p76:v72:d243:t9 p64:v85:d272:t7 [/INST] p67:v76:d265:t2 p79:v78:d256:t25 p83:v73:d261:t29 p88:v91:d255:t2 p84:v66:d507:t132 p57:v59:d91:t43 p76:v79:d240:t29 p79:v72:d241:t13 p67:v69:d251:t0 p64:v77:d251:t1 p55:v66:d5:t16 p57:v66:d181:t7 p83:v68:d504:t21 p88:v85:d245:t159 p76:v78:d262:t1 p57:v67:d62:t34 p79:v74:d258:t20 p64:v80:d277:t2 p67:v68:d275:t16 p57:v58:d189:t17 p88:v85:d272:t3 p84:v63:d561:t173 p76:v73:d281:t3 p57:v55:d278:t35 p79:v73:d289:t25 p83:v69:d302:t7 p67:v64:d295:t6 p56:v64:d688:t0 p64:v64:d281:t28 p88:v74:d292:t188 p57:v56:d480:t0 p76:v72:d466:t45

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p64:v63:d397:t7 p67:v60:d389:t7 p83:v60:d396:t22 p84:v63:d359:t2 [/INST] p88:v74:d357:t376 p71:v82:d34:t1 p83:v79:d37:t91 p76:v65:d426:t5 p88:v78:d421:t80 p78:v71:d288:t5 p90:v74:d275:t60 p91:v74:d146:t1 p79:v71:d145:t78 p81:v73:d251:t0 p93:v79:d195:t75 p79:v74:d268:t0 p91:v66:d268:t72 p90:v86:d112:t3 p78:v73:d86:t54 p88:v83:d70:t0 p76:v73:d70:t80 p76:v87:d144:t0 p88:v91:d151:t78 p90:v82:d242:t6 p78:v78:d175:t70 p76:v74:d143:t2 p88:v86:d141:t73 p83:v71:d137:t3 p71:v76:d227:t73 p88:v79:d146:t2 p76:v68:d144:t76 p90:v77:d245:t1 p78:v79:d213:t77 p76:v72:d190:t0 p88:v83:d182:t85

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p71:v79:d435:t102 p88:v85:d202:t7 p76:v68:d195:t91 p90:v82:d842:t8 [/INST] p78:v63:d603:t103 p76:v67:d1245:t3 p88:v78:d405:t127 p83:v79:d360:t5 p71:v66:d356:t281 p88:v95:d844:t28 p45:v66:d1976:t306 p52:v62:d1110:t214 p57:v57:d1164:t162 p60:v55:d864:t108 p90:v91:d341:t31 p88:v90:d333:t11 p64:v62:d599:t188 p69:v57:d280:t118 p90:v90:d270:t20 p72:v65:d1878:t6 p88:v82:d259:t140 p69:v57:d1617:t111 p90:v83:d246:t12 p52:v50:d388:t6 p88:v82:d251:t3 p64:v55:d1316:t121 p60:v55:d1026:t108 p90:v81:d265:t27 p57:v53:d722:t2 p88:v79:d282:t132 p52:v39:d419:t112 p90:v81:d606:t43 p88:v71:d479:t3 p45:v53:d1981:t272

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p57:v56:d909:t46 p88:v82:d318:t91 p90:v83:d150:t32 p60:v53:d847:t53 [/INST] p91:v77:d1395:t70 p90:v80:d148:t50 p64:v59:d559:t33 p88:v81:d127:t71 p90:v81:d1172:t60 p69:v59:d249:t6 p88:v81:d1126:t68 p86:v80:d145:t47 p72:v62:d1004:t24 p84:v80:d158:t78 p86:v81:d887:t32 p69:v58:d854:t52 p84:v79:d802:t75 p83:v79:d113:t18 p64:v54:d709:t10 p57:v37:d231:t35 p81:v83:d127:t60 p83:v80:d604:t15 p60:v64:d590:t63 p81:v80:d527:t67 p57:v61:d459:t2 p79:v80:d135:t74 p78:v77:d145:t65 p52:v52:d321:t6 p79:v76:d313:t79 p78:v72:d235:t76 p76:v75:d159:t94 p74:v85:d586:t5 p45:v69:d1656:t188 p50:v65:d1299:t163

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p60:v72:d764:t90 p76:v86:d260:t24 p62:v79:d520:t9 p74:v84:d250:t155 [/INST] p66:v63:d248:t78 p76:v78:d247:t26 p74:v78:d252:t5 p72:v68:d1284:t145 p66:v61:d2541:t78 p76:v72:d262:t28 p74:v69:d272:t2 p62:v69:d1215:t136 p60:v64:d941:t105 p76:v67:d267:t33 p74:v71:d273:t9 p54:v40:d663:t99 p50:v46:d365:t138 p76:v63:d641:t36 p74:v71:d390:t2 p45:v63:d1863:t200 p50:v60:d1386:t193 p74:v78:d133:t6 p54:v56:d419:t5 p57:v50:d1470:t73 p72:v68:d472:t53 p60:v63:d795:t5 p74:v72:d1339:t75 p76:v70:d131:t51 p62:v61:d534:t23 p78:v80:d134:t67 p76:v66:d1124:t72 p54:v50:d256:t0 p78:v83:d1052:t63

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p72:v55:d921:t5 p81:v80:d120:t70 p79:v78:d846:t55 p54:v61:d387:t6 [/INST] p81:v84:d796:t70 p83:v77:d134:t39 p62:v59:d676:t20 p84:v72:d145:t83 p83:v70:d573:t34 p60:v55:d539:t31 p84:v77:d508:t70 p86:v81:d142:t43 p54:v47:d395:t26 p88:v76:d149:t79 p86:v78:d289:t6 p50:v55:d284:t68 p88:v79:d204:t82 p90:v83:d136:t126 p88:v84:d664:t5 p45:v80:d144:t273 p64:v74:d1300:t148 p69:v74:d1029:t135 p72:v62:d756:t104 p100:v89:d283:t7 p88:v81:d276:t6 p76:v59:d508:t161 p81:v53:d240:t87 p90:v90:d260:t26 p100:v84:d518:t6 p88:v83:d259:t126 p81:v65:d1515:t110 p90:v81:d238:t4 p76:v64:d1255:t24 p88:v85:d248:t105

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p90:v81:d282:t21 p69:v57:d683:t16 p88:v74:d291:t2 p100:v77:d289:t101 [/INST] p64:v57:d418:t151 p90:v79:d1581:t41 p88:v79:d1755:t1 p100:v80:d394:t6 p57:v52:d1847:t229 p64:v65:d1667:t140 p69:v63:d4612:t31 p100:v84:d295:t71 p102:v86:d140:t46 p72:v64:d831:t30 p103:v80:d10:t68 p102:v84:d134:t62 p76:v63:d533:t24 p100:v80:d117:t54 p102:v85:d1131:t69 p81:v73:d263:t5 p100:v86:d1067:t55 p98:v91:d149:t72 p96:v85:d154:t3 p84:v73:d938:t82 p98:v90:d856:t50 p81:v66:d805:t24 p96:v83:d781:t75 p95:v83:d120:t31 p76:v61:d675:t36 p93:v81:d130:t57 p95:v84:d595:t39 p72:v56:d542:t38 p93:v81:d504:t78 p91:v80:d117:t73

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p91:v83:d301:t78 p90:v75:d225:t81 p88:v85:d143:t90 p86:v90:d580:t15 [/INST] p57:v68:d204:t192 p62:v61:d1287:t148 p66:v65:d1016:t139 p72:v69:d762:t53 p88:v97:d271:t44 p86:v85:d266:t4 p98:v88:d262:t4 p74:v71:d519:t226 p88:v83:d255:t42 p86:v88:d251:t1 p98:v85:d526:t0 p84:v71:d1241:t146 p78:v68:d1440:t70 p88:v78:d257:t40 p74:v61:d1177:t5 p86:v82:d258:t138 p72:v48:d895:t85 p88:v79:d281:t28 p66:v49:d621:t18 p86:v80:d273:t2 p98:v78:d256:t101 p62:v52:d347:t142 p88:v81:d604:t22 p98:v70:d1434:t10 p86:v72:d357:t8 p57:v59:d1847:t174 p62:v60:d1427:t151 p66:v61:d1122:t30 p86:v88:d132:t78

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p72:v64:d826:t0 p86:v81:d1391:t77 p88:v83:d127:t54 p74:v62:d541:t14 [/INST] p90:v89:d135:t69 p88:v78:d4605:t74 p90:v86:d1104:t2 p78:v62:d244:t63 p91:v78:d142:t76 p93:v83:d135:t77 p91:v74:d884:t39 p78:v73:d864:t24 p93:v83:d822:t69 p95:v80:d142:t43 p74:v66:d728:t26 p96:v79:d149:t78 p95:v80:d609:t51 p72:v61:d573:t24 p96:v83:d532:t70 p98:v84:d157:t37 p66:v52:d425:t38 p100:v85:d151:t86 p98:v82:d300:t24 p62:v41:d277:t48 p100:v77:d185:t78 p102:v86:d150:t118 p100:v89:d703:t1 p57:v67:d88:t230 p64:v66:d1893:t163 p69:v70:d1423:t145 p73:v66:d1032:t139 p102:v83:d655:t35 p100:v81:d313:t4 p76:v58:d662:t181

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p100:v82:d321:t17 p85:v52:d2593:t172 p81:v66:d2421:t114 p102:v74:d425:t29 [/INST] p100:v72:d434:t17 p76:v58:d4565:t196 p73:v53:d2065:t190 p102:v73:d807:t42 p100:v66:d803:t10 p69:v42:d4126:t308 p64:v53:d3849:t457 p102:v54:d3392:t33 p100:v60:d3329:t15 p57:v36:d3313:t5939 p37:v42:d2751:t991 p80:v78:d2689:t10 p68:v67:d2302:t16 p49:v39:d2286:t4 p64:v51:d2306:t0 p56:v53:d2284:t3 p76:v45:d2279:t1 p61:v44:d2279:t1207 p83:v81:d1075:t1 p71:v78:d1073:t604 p70:v69:d2110:t0 p82:v65:d682:t427 p32:v53:d2720:t4 p44:v54:d2726:t776 p80:v79:d1364:t5 p68:v70:d1359:t10 p75:v56:d1948:t2 p59:v58:d1932:t0

[INST] <<SYS>> A piece of music is a set of music notes that are represented by quadruplets. Within each, the 4 variables(separated by ":") are p (pitch), d (duration),v (velocity) and t (time), followed by their value (example p52:v5:d1895:t212). p corresponds to the pitch of the note (example p60 for a C3). The pitch difference between 2 notes is the number of semitones that separate them / v the velocity note, the volume of the played note / d duration note, the duration (in milliseconds) of the note to be heard / t the time that separates the instant when the note is played from the instant when the next note will be played. Your job is to complete the composition of <</SYS>> p51:v55:d1932:t4 p56:v54:d1928:t507 p78:v79:d1420:t2 p66:v71:d1419:t371 [/INST] p82:v73:d1047:t9 p70:v68:d1060:t457 p80:v62:d582:t5 p68:v48:d598:t532 p49:v56:d2617:t1 p37:v55:d641:t659 p80:v89:d1671:t6 p68:v76:d1673:t34 p76:v51:d1923:t1 p61:v53:d1917:t1 p56:v60:d1916:t1 p64:v59:d1915:t241 p73:v82:d1674:t315 p85:v93:d1359:t485 p83:v85:d874:t2 p71:v80:d872:t345 p82:v80:d555:t3 p70:v77:d544:t247 p80:v82:d981:t5 p68:v69:d271:t235 p32:v64:d2687:t0 p44:v70:d2690:t746 p80:v85:d1347:t8 p68:v74:d1339:t15 p59:v55:d1921:t0 p56:v54:d1923:t4 p63:v61:d1916:t3 p51:v52:d1914:t454 p78:v83:d1459:t4