Here are definitions for the requested tempo markings:
Adagietto - Slower than adagio. Very slow and tranquil.
Larghetto - Slower than largo. Broad and expansive.
Andantino - Slightly faster than andante. A gentle walking pace.
Allegro Molto - Much faster than allegro. Very fast and lively.
Adagio assai - Very, very slow. Extremely expressive and slow.
Allegro ma non troppo - Fast but not too much. Fairly quick but with restraint.
Prestissimo - Faster than presto. Extremely fast.
Allegro con brio - Fast and bright. L
Here are definitions for the requested tempo markings:
Adagietto - Slower than adagio. Very slow and tranquil.
Larghetto - Slower than largo. Broad and expansive.
Andantino - Slightly faster than andante. A gentle walking pace.
Allegro Molto - Much faster than allegro. Very fast and lively.
Adagio assai - Very, very slow. Extremely expressive and slow.
Allegro ma non troppo - Fast but not too much. Fairly quick but with restraint.
Prestissimo - Faster than presto. Extremely fast.
Allegro con brio - Fast and bright. L
Here are definitions for the requested tempo markings:
Adagietto - Slower than adagio. Very slow and tranquil.
Larghetto - Slower than largo. Broad and expansive.
Andantino - Slightly faster than andante. A gentle walking pace.
Allegro Molto - Much faster than allegro. Very fast and lively.
Adagio assai - Very, very slow. Extremely expressive and slow.
Allegro ma non troppo - Fast but not too much. Fairly quick but with restraint.
Prestissimo - Faster than presto. Extremely fast.
Allegro con brio - Fast and bright. L
music is. Marked by the composer and followed by the conductor. Largo – Very Slow Antonin Dvorak – Largo from “New World Symphony” (1893) Movement II. Dvorak - Symphony No. 9 "From the New World" - II (part 1) - YouTube Adagio - Slow Samuel Barber – Adagio for Strings (1936). Samuel Barber Adagio for Strings (1938) Andante – Walking Tempo Tchaikovsky – Symphony #5 II Andante Cantabile (1888). Horn Solo's Tchaikovsky Fifth Symphony Stefan Dohr - YouTube Moderato - Moderately Sergei Rachmaninoff – Piano Concerto #2 I. Moderato (1901) II. Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto Number 2 Movement I. Allegro – fast and joyful. – Eine Kleine Nachtmusik K. 525 Mozart Movement I. Allegro (1787). W.A.Mozart Eine kleine Nachtmusik (Complete, rec.1973) Slovak Chamber Orchestra - YouTube Vivace – very fast and lively TchaikovskySymphony #4 IV. Allegro Vivace (1877). Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4, 4th mvmt - YouTube The “continuum of tempo”
etto, ino issimo
Grave Largo Adagio Andante Moderato Allegro Vivo Presto
q= 40-50 60-70 70-80 80-100 100-119 120-140 140-160 160+ Tempo markings can be altered with suffixes etto,ino – less than what it is. Brings the tempo “toward the center of the continuum of tempo”. issimo – more than what it is. Brings the tempo “away from the center of the continuum of tempo”. Ex. Allegretto = slower than Allegro. Ex. Vivissimo = Faster than Vivace Some other descriptive terms Molto, Assai – very Cantabile – singingly Meno – less Grazioso – gracefully Scherzo – joke Pesante – heavily Mosso – motion Sempre – always Con brio – briskly Sostenuto – sustained Deciso – decisively Batutta – one measure is Ma non troppo – but not one beat too much Espressivo – expressivley Comodo – comfortably Maestoso – Majestically Tempo primo – back to Con Moto – with motion original tempo Define the following tempo markings Adagietto Larghetto Andantino Allegro Molto Adagio assai Allegro ma non troppo Prestissimo Allegro con brio