Israel in Babylon, Act II (After G.F. Handel): The Force of Wine Can Elevate
Classical
Israel in Babylon, Act II (After G.F. Handel): The Force of Wine Can Elevate was released on July 7, 2017 by Phaia Music as a part of the album Handel: Israel in Babylon (Arr. E. Toms)
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Acousticness
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Valence
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Danceability
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BPM174
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Joseph Cornwell
Tenor
Kantorei Saarlouis
Performer
Joachim Fontaine
Conductor
Ensemble UnaVolta
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Edward Toms
Composer
George Frideric Handel
Composer
