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Alpha (from Minecraft) Music Sheet

Explore the Alpha (from Minecraft) virtual piano sheet and Roblox piano sheet, compare available arrangements, and play online with QWERTY notes. Alpha is the second track on Minecraft - Volume Beta, the second part of the official Minecraft soundtrack by Daniel Rosenfeld, who records as C418. Volume Beta came out on 9 November 2013 and was released by Rosenfeld himself. The track runs about ten minutes, listed as 10:03 on Qobuz, and sits between Ki and Dead Voxel. Its name matches the first album, Volume Alpha, but the track belongs to Volume Beta. Rosenfeld's own description of the track is short and exact: Alpha is a medley of past songs. It acts as the score that plays when you beat Minecraft, and it is also a celebration of past music from Volume Alpha, the first album, which came out on 4 March 2011. Volume Beta holds 30 tracks and runs for 2 hours and 21 minutes in all. At 10 minutes 3 seconds, Alpha is the second-longest of them, after The End at 15 minutes. Because Volume Alpha came out on 4 March 2011, the medley appeared more than two and a half years after the album whose music it celebrates. Because Alpha is a soundtrack track, a piano version is an arrangement of that music. Moog City 2, a different track on the album, is a separate piece.

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Which Minecraft album is Alpha on?

Minecraft - Volume Beta, as track 2. The album was released on 9 November 2013. Alpha is not on Volume Alpha, the 2011 album.

Who composed Alpha?

Daniel Rosenfeld, who records as C418.

Where does Alpha play in the game?

At the end of the game. C418 calls it the score that plays when you beat Minecraft.

How long is Alpha?

About ten minutes. Qobuz lists it at 10:03.

Is Alpha a solo piano piece?

Alpha is a soundtrack track by C418, a medley of past songs in his own words, so a piano score of it is an arrangement of that music.