1) Adagio 2) Adagio or allegro 3) Adagio or lento 4) Allegro 5) Allegro or andante 6) Allegro or presto 7) Almost seduce love in time 8) Andante 9) Andante or allegro 10) Asian news magazine 11) Beat 12) Beat in singing 13) Beat, to barbirolli 14) Beat, to the band 15) British music magazine 16) CBC Music program
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1) Beat 2) Pacing 3) Rate 4) Rhythm 5) Rubato 6) Speed
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moderately high rate of cadence or speed; also cruising speed.
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A variation of tension timers that uses acceleration to increase the amount of tension over time.
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time; i.e., the overall speed of a piece of music
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time; i.e., the overall speed of a piece of music
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• (n.) The rate or degree of movement in time.
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(from the article `motion picture`) The tempo or pace that an audience senses in a film may be influenced in three ways: by the actual speed and rhythm of movement and cuts within the ...
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(from the article `musical expression`) ...notated only as a bass melody line and figures signifying chords, was expected to supply the accompaniment in the correct style. Clues to this ... The pace of the fundamental beat is called tempo (Italian `time`). The expressions slow tempo and quick tempo suggest the existence of a t...
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(or bpm
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The speed of The music in relation to The beat or pulse
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Tem'po noun [ Italian , from Latin
tempus . See
Tense ,
noun ]
(Mus.) The rate or degree of movement in time.
- - A tempo giusto (jōs'to) [ Italian ],
in exact time; -- sometimes, directing a return to strict time after a tempo r...
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Brisk cadence.
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noun (music) the speed at which a composition is to be played
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noun the rate of some repeating event
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In music, the speed at which a piece should be played. One way of indicating the tempo of a piece of music is to give a metronome marking, which states the number of beats per minute; for example, `crotchet = 60` means that there should be 60 crotchet beats to the minute, that is, one per second. Modern electronic metronomes measu...
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Indicating speed.
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generally, the speed of music; the rate of beats as indicated by such terms as allegro, presto, adagio, lento, and andante.
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See turnover.
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fast riding at a brisk cadence.
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1. A steady, hard, but not too hard pace, set at the front of a group of riders. Sometimes a faster tempo will be set for the peloton to make up time. 2. A cycling workout effort level, tempo is below time-trial effort, but above aerobic pace. It's often the pace you can hold for an hour or so. 3. Tempo is also a type of track race where two points...
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Brisk cadence.
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Riding at a steady pace or effort.
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Literally “time.” The speed at which the music is played.
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the rate of some repeating event
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