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John Stainer, Gauteng Choristers

Processional to calvary(Chorus & tenor solo) [Organ solo]

John Stainer (The Crucifixion by Gauteng Choristers & St Michael's Chorale Sing)
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108 BPM
Key(?)
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C Maj
Loudness(?)
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-15.08db
Time signature(?)
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4/4

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0%
Energy
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22%
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27%
Positiveness
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4%
Speechiness
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4%
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12%
Acousticness
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98%
Instrumentalness
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1%




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Processional to calvary(Chorus & tenor solo) [Organ solo] is a song by John Stainer, released on 2014-04-15. It is track number 3 in the album John Stainer (The Crucifixion by Gauteng Choristers & St Michael's Chorale Sing). Processional to calvary(Chorus & tenor solo) [Organ solo] has a BPM/tempo of 108 beats per minute, is in the key of C Maj and has a duration of 7 minutes, 22 seconds.

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Processional to calvary(Chorus & tenor solo) [Organ solo] info

Name
Processional to calvary(Chorus & tenor solo) [Organ solo]
Artist(s)
John Stainer, Gauteng Choristers
Album
John Stainer (The Crucifixion by Gauteng Choristers & St Michael's Chorale Sing)
Release Date
15th April 2014
ISRC
QZDA52242835
Key
C Maj
Tempo
108
Loudness (db)
-15.08db
Time signature
4/4
Length
07:22
Song Number
3 of 20
Explicit
No