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153 BPM
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C# Maj
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-22.92db
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3/4

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16%
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41%
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19%
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6%
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21%
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90%
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1%




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Adams: Nixon in China: Act I, Scene 1 - "News Has a Kind of Mystery:" is a song by John Adams, released on 1996-11-01. It is track number 6 in the album Nixon In China. Adams: Nixon in China: Act I, Scene 1 - "News Has a Kind of Mystery:" has a BPM/tempo of 153 beats per minute, is in the key of C# Maj and has a duration of 7 minutes, 3 seconds.

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Adams: Nixon in China: Act I, Scene 1 - "News Has a Kind of Mystery:" info

Name
Adams: Nixon in China: Act I, Scene 1 - "News Has a Kind of Mystery:"
Release Date
1st November 1996
ISRC
USNO18817706
Key
C# Maj
Tempo
153
Loudness (db)
-22.92db
Time signature
3/4
Length
07:03
Song Number
6 of 41
Explicit
No