The Most Famous Waltz, The Most Famous Celebrity & The Most Popular President – “Happy Birthday, Mr. President” – Marilyn Monroe to JFK, May 1962, NY, NY




The speed graphs above, measured 10 times in contiguous 3 beat groups are a visual reprenstation of the speed of the live performance of “Happy Birthday To You” by Marilyn Monroe to President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, at Madison Square Garden, New York, New York on the President’s 45th birthday, May 28, 1962.

Meanspeed-Carlton Summary

song title=”Happy Birthday To You”

performer=Marilyn Monroe are:
mean speed/objective speed=60.3 beats per minute.
mean emotion accordig to meanspeed music theory=sincerity.
average beat=1.005 beat per second.
mean space=9950 milliseseconds per beat.
mean space=3980 milliseconds per measure.
mean slow phase=1.005 cycles per second.
corresponding =257.280 Hertz, 70.5 cents above B3=246.942 Hertz, 29.5 cents below C4=261.626 Hertz.

Ian Schneider
June 13, 2008
Kendall Park

Synchronicity II – Meanspeed-Carlton Analysis, part 3/4- contiguous calibrations begin in three different places


YouTube – The Police – Synchronicity II

Great video from The Police. Not an uplifting song, just
4 min 43 sec -

Rated 4.9 out of 5.0


www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UlSK4WVZ9A


YouTube – Sting Synchronicity II

Sting sings Synchronicity II at The Beacon Theater in NYC on
4 min 26 sec -

Rated 4.6 out of 5.0


www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2B8BZxEL28


The Off The Fence Post: YouTube – The Police – Synchronicity II

Jun 5, 2007 YouTube – The Police – Synchronicity II. Ooo! What a coincidence. I just stumbled upon this song… YouTube – The Police – Synchronicity II
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YouTube – The Police – Synchronicity II

YouTube logo · Login. The Police – Synchronicity II. video. 04:43. star. May 23, 2006. Not Available on Mobile. From: Tabstarkin. Category: Music
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YouTube – The Police – Synchronicity II – Dodgers Stadium 2007

The reunited Police playing Synchronicity II at Dodgers Stadium. Andy rocks out in the solo. comments icon 4 Comments. View | Post. favorite icon
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YouTube – The Police – Synchronicity II

The Police – Synchronicity IIBuenos Aires – 02.12.2007.
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YouTube – The Police Mexico 24/11/07 “Synchronicity II” Part 1

The Police Mexico 24/11/07 “Synchronicity II” Part 1. Hello, you either have Join YouTube for a free account, or log in if you are already a member.
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Almost there. As the third of a four-part special Meanspeed Music challenge, we present Synchronicity II where the calibration is begun on each beat. earlier this week we have seen the song as begun on beats 1 and 2. Here we start on beat 4, again using the method described on this page. Beat 4 is dominated by Stewart Copeland’s snare drum -2nd backbeat.

All measurements are contiguous – a vital element of calibration. Tomorrow we will try to display all four measurements as we begin on beat 3 and complete a journey into this Police song, a You Tube embedded below.

Meanspeed-Carlton Summary

beats calibrated per trial=760
average trial time=4 minutes, 45.5 seconds
mean speed/objective tempo=159.7 beats per minute
average beat= 376 milliseconds
calibration begun=beat 4
measurement by=Ian Schneider
supervising calibrator=James Manning

Sarah Jane Bristol
James C.C. Manning
Ian Schneider
June 13, 2008