Can You Hear The Music by Ludwig Göransson
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Can You Hear The Music

Ludwig Göransson

""Can You Hear The Music" by Ludwig Göransson is a driving, building, second hour track that feels both intense and introspective. This modern classical piece combines electronic and orchestral elements, creating a powerful and uplifting experience. Strings and orchestral strings are used with a building purpose, providing an emotional and energetic foundation."
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Second Hour Breakthrough Atmospheric Electronic Soundtrack Strings Emotional Driving Building Orchestral Cinematic Introspective Spacious Immersive Modern Classical Ethereal Evolving Intense Soaring Powerful Empowering Energetic Airy Orchestral Strings Emotive Evocative Energizing Cello Violin Breakthrough Tension

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Intensity: 0.6856

Activation Intensity: 0.616

Affective Intensity: 0.8613

Tempo: Fast (138.515 BPM)

Energy: Medium Energy (0.435)

Valence: Very Sad (0.0643)

Danceability: Sparse Rhythm (0.19)

Spaciousness: 0.5250

Tension: 0.7996

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