73 BPM

Potpourri (after Beethoven): Pot-pourri (after L. van Beethoven's Symphony Nos. 4 and 2, Opp. 28, 24 and 1)

János Bálint • 988 Followers

Album: Flute and Guitar Arrangements - Mozart, W.A. / Haydn, F.J. / Diabelli, A. / Rossini, G. / Weber, G. Released: 01 Jan 1997 Genre: early romantic era

Experience the sound of Potpourri (after Beethoven): Pot-pourri (after L. van Beethoven's Symphony Nos. 4 and 2, Opp. 28, 24 and 1) by János Bálint. It features a tempo of 73 BPM, which can also be mixed at 36 or 146 BPM. Stylistically, it fits right into the early romantic era category. The song lasts for 3:20.

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Key (Camelot)

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D Major

Time Signature

4/4

Common Time

Duration 3:20
Energy 6%
Danceability 25%
Valence 21%
Loudness -25.8 dB
Rel. Date 1 Jan 1997

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Potpourri (after Beethoven): Pot-pourri (after L. van Beethoven's Symphony Nos. 4 and 2, Opp. 28, 24 and 1)

Key Information

Camelot: N/A
Key: D Major
Relative Key: B Minor

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Compatible Keys

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BPM History

73 BPM

1:45

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FAQ

What is the BPM of Potpourri (after Beethoven): Pot-pourri (after L. van Beethoven's Symphony Nos. 4 and 2, Opp. 28, 24 and 1)?

The track Potpourri (after Beethoven): Pot-pourri (after L. van Beethoven's Symphony Nos. 4 and 2, Opp. 28, 24 and 1) has a tempo of 73 BPM.

What is the key of Potpourri (after Beethoven): Pot-pourri (after L. van Beethoven's Symphony Nos. 4 and 2, Opp. 28, 24 and 1)?

The song is played in N/A.

How long is Potpourri (after Beethoven): Pot-pourri (after L. van Beethoven's Symphony Nos. 4 and 2, Opp. 28, 24 and 1)?

The duration of the song is 3:20.

What genre is Potpourri (after Beethoven): Pot-pourri (after L. van Beethoven's Symphony Nos. 4 and 2, Opp. 28, 24 and 1)?

The song Potpourri (after Beethoven): Pot-pourri (after L. van Beethoven's Symphony Nos. 4 and 2, Opp. 28, 24 and 1) belongs to the early romantic era genre.