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Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Timothy Brown, Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, Cambridge

Venite exsultemus Domino

Sweelinck, Cantiones sacrae
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Tempo(?)
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131 BPM
Key(?)
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C Maj
Loudness(?)
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-22.35db
Time signature(?)
How many beats there are per measure/bar.
3/4

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8%
Energy
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12%
Danceability
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25%
Positiveness
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19%
Speechiness
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4%
Liveness
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8%
Acousticness
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99%
Instrumentalness
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0%




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Venite exsultemus Domino is a song by Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, released on 1998-01-01. It is track number 1 in the album Sweelinck, Cantiones sacrae. Venite exsultemus Domino has a BPM/tempo of 131 beats per minute, is in the key of C Maj and has a duration of 2 minutes, 15 seconds.

Venite exsultemus Domino is currently not very popular on Spotify, being rated in the bottom 10% of songs popular on Spotify right now, and it has been released more than two weeks ago meaning it is likely the tracks popularity score may remain fairly stable, is fairly energetic and is most likely not the easiest thing to dance to, probably being a bit more of a relaxed song.


Venite exsultemus Domino info

Name
Venite exsultemus Domino
Artist(s)
Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Timothy Brown, Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, Cambridge
Album
Sweelinck, Cantiones sacrae
Release Date
1st January 1998
ISRC
FR0O70713200
Key
C Maj
Tempo
131
Loudness (db)
-22.35db
Time signature
3/4
Length
02:15
Song Number
1 of 37
Explicit
No