ISRC BER180524704

Carmina Burana: Officium lusorum [ms. 254] (after Messe des fous): Estampita lubrica - Epistola - Graduale - Alleluia - Dansa ad sequentiam - Sequentia - Conductus ad evangelium - Evangelium

Millenarium · Psallentes · Namur Chamber Choir — PT24M26S

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Carmina Burana: Officium lusorum

2013-04-01 (day precision) · ℗ 2013 Ricercar · Ricercar

Love, Revelry and the Dance in Medieval Music

2013-06-01 (day precision) · ℗ 2013 Ricercar · Ricercar

genre: gregorian chant · medieval

measured description of the recording — supplier-supplied, measurement date unknown, asserted about nothing:

tempo 79.154 · key 10 · mode 0 · timeSignature 4 · loudness -22.76 · energy 0.114 · danceability 0.208 · valence 0.0771 · acousticness 0.957 · instrumentalness 0.0022 · liveness 0.135 · speechiness 0.053

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