Sierra Online mystery-mansion vibes pushed through an Amiga/DOS sound chip, and it absolutely drips with 1920s atmosphere. The Colonel's Bequest from 1989 is Roberta Williams doing Agatha Christie, and the soundtrack leans all the way into that.
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Five different "Player Piano" tracks and three "Victrola Theme" variations fill the mansion with period-appropriate music that the hardware renders in crunchy FM synthesis. "Shower Death & Spying" is exactly as dramatic as that title implies.
"Drunk Ethel" is a character piece in thirty seconds of MIDI. The "Copy Protection" track existing as an actual composition is peak late-80s PC gaming. If you love Sierra adventures and want to hear what a murder mystery sounded like before Sound Blaster existed, this is your evening sorted.