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Dinu Lipatti

Lipatti's Partita n°1 en si bémol majeur BWV825: IV. Sarabande

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74 BPM
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A# Maj
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-18.68db
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3/4

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19%
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40%
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41%
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5%
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9%
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99%
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92%




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Lipatti's Partita n°1 en si bémol majeur BWV825: IV. Sarabande is a song by Dinu Lipatti, released on 2010-06-15. It is track number 56 in the album The Greatest Piano Classical Masters. Lipatti's Partita n°1 en si bémol majeur BWV825: IV. Sarabande has a BPM/tempo of 74 beats per minute, is in the key of A# Maj and has a duration of 4 minutes, 38 seconds.

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Lipatti's Partita n°1 en si bémol majeur BWV825: IV. Sarabande info

Name
Lipatti's Partita n°1 en si bémol majeur BWV825: IV. Sarabande
Artist(s)
Release Date
15th June 2010
ISRC
USX7N1009894
Key
A# Maj
Tempo
74
Loudness (db)
-18.68db
Time signature
3/4
Length
04:38
Song Number
56 of 88
Explicit
No