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Faust, Part One: Prologue in Heaven.5 & Faust, Part One: Scene 1.1 - Faust: Parts I & II cover art

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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108 BPM
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F Maj
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-22.52db
Time signature(?)
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4/4

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24%
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70%
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39%
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94%
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86%
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61%
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0%




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Faust, Part One: Prologue in Heaven.5 & Faust, Part One: Scene 1.1 - Faust: Parts I & II is a song by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, released on 2020-06-01. It is track number 12 in the album Faust: Parts I & II. Faust, Part One: Prologue in Heaven.5 & Faust, Part One: Scene 1.1 - Faust: Parts I & II has a BPM/tempo of 108 beats per minute, is in the key of F Maj and has a duration of 1 minute, 43 seconds.

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Faust, Part One: Prologue in Heaven.5 & Faust, Part One: Scene 1.1 - Faust: Parts I & II info

Name
Faust, Part One: Prologue in Heaven.5 & Faust, Part One: Scene 1.1 - Faust: Parts I & II
Release Date
1st June 2020
ISRC
DEXQ61794952
Key
F Maj
Tempo
108
Loudness (db)
-22.52db
Time signature
4/4
Length
01:43
Song Number
12 of 383
Explicit
No