Распечатанные MIDI-ноты для фортепиано на столе

A realistic top-down photograph of a single white sheet of printer paper resting on a light wood desk, displaying a computer-generated music score. The paper is centered horizontally with subtle perspective under soft, natural indoor daylight and gentle, minimal shadows. At the top center, the printed header reads "[kura.mid] - [CH05 Piano]" in a clean sans-serif typeface. Below the title, standard black music notation on piano staves displays a treble clef, 4/4 time signature, and the instrument label "[CH05 Piano]" on the far left of the first staff. The page features exactly 5 horizontal systems of notation starting with measure numbers 18, 21, 25, 29, and 33 at the left margins. Near the top system, a tempo marking shows a quarter note equals 120. The staves are filled with dense, slightly mechanical notation of black notes, accidentals, sharp signs, short rhythmic figures, stems, and rests typical of an automated MIDI transcription. The first four systems span nearly the full width of the page, while the fifth system is short and covers only the left section. Clean white paper with wide margins, no handwritten annotations, and no color or graphic elements.