What dance fits “The Canticle of the Sun: (Fig. 144) ... "Laudate et benedicete mi Signore..."”?
How to count it
At 133 BPM one beat lasts 451 milliseconds. In 4/4 that is 33.3 bars per minute; in 3/4 it is 44.4. Ballroom rhythm analysis suggests a tango pattern (100% confidence).
Audio profile
- Danceability (model)
- Low (98% confidence)
- Party mood
- No
- Relaxed
- No
- Vocals
- Instrumental
- Tags
- classical, contemporary classical
- Release
- Cellist of the Century: The Complete Warner Recordings
Similar-tempo songs
More by Terry Edwards, London Voices, John Aley, John Alley, Simon Carrington, Neil Percy, Mstislav Rostropovich, Ryusuke Numajiri
| Song | Artist | BPM | Key | Dances | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Canticle of the Sun: (Fig. 25) ... "Laudato si, mi Signore, cun tucte le tue creature..." - | Terry Edwards, London Voices, John Aley, John Alley, Simon Carrington, Neil Percy, Mstislav Rostropovich, Ryusuke Numajiri | 164 | D# minor | Contemporary Dance | 2001 |
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