So master da Palestrina was.

You're joking aren't you? Or will Pasha really record it on his own?

It is interesting that A432hz is considered a divine frequency because of its geometric “proportions,” but tempo rarely gets its spotlight in the Sacred realm. Just as there is such thing as perfect pitch, I believe there is such thing as having perfect time. For example I’ve learned to tell how long song is just by having listened to it. I also, believe it or not, think that distinct tempos are favored by certain keys. For example, B major, being a very luminous, transparent key prefers to be played more softly. But also, the tempo is also more subdued if one looks at compositions in B major.

The tenor part is so much fun to sing

@@zakattak167 The thing about masters of counterpoint like Palestrina, Josquin and J.S. Bach, is that they crafted every voice part to be interesting and beautiful to sing -- or most of the time, anyway.