How to play a sound (melody, song) through the system speaker?

Question

linux

Worth a beep on Linux - how to play the sound of a sheep bleating through the system speaker?
Sheep bleating source file in mp3 format. It is stated that beep can reproduce frequencies ranging from 0 to 20,000 Hz. This script is written:

#!/bin/bash
array=( 496 1050 1055 1331 1320 1322 1323 1054 1056 1046 1039 1027 1020 502 )
for i in "${array[@]}"
do
        beep -f $i -l 70
done
exit 0

In fact, I think we need an array with the frequencies of bleating and the duration of the playback of the array element.
How to implement it? How to get this array?

Answer 1

modprobe snd_pcsp
In the settings, for example pulse, the output is (in the picture):
The sound is rotten.

Answer 2

Sound through speaker? As I remember, there the sound goes through the percent, and then in a very limited range.
And so at one time I calmly lost any beeps through the speaker on .net and delphi.

Answer 3

And ImpulseTracker under DOS played its tracker modules quite tolerably through a beeper. Fifteen years ago, however, these "beepers" were quite ordinary speakers - now they are piezo buzzers, the only sense from which is to beep ...