Can we try a slightly more flowing tempo?" "Yes, I am maybe too slow," Uchida replied.
And yet there was something about the flowing tempo Blomstedt set for the first movement that almost made one's toes twitch.
Taken at a flowing tempo, the second movement sounded like a song, but didn't take its place as the work's emotional core.
In Schubert's "Hymn to the Virgin" — the famous "Ave Maria" — Mr. Scholl and Ms. Halperin chose a flowing tempo, never simply wallowing in sound.
A splitless nano-flow Tempo LC system (Eksigent, Dublin, CA, USA) with sample injection via a PepMap100 trap column (0.3 × 5 mm, 5 μm, 100 Å; Dionex Corporation, Sunnyvale, CA, USA) and a 100 μm × 150 mm analytical column packed with 5 μm Luna C18(2) (Phenomenex, Torrance, CA, USA) was used in the second-dimension separation prior to tandem MS (MS/MS) analysis.
In his recital there on Sunday, he emphasized the dramatic ebb and flow of tempo, volume, and density — and this emphasis on gesture brought to mind a special kind of cinematic modernity.
In his recital there on Sunday, he emphasized the dramatic ebb and flow of tempo, volume, and density and this emphasis on gesture brought to mind a special kind of cinematic modernity.
In his introduction to the book, which was published last year, Mark Singer explained the genesis of the images: The goal was to depict, behind the scenes or just below the surface, the flow and tempo of a city populated by creatures (by no means exclusively human creatures, it would turn out) who tirelessly perform, make art, take risks, plot spectacles, stir epiphanies.
Like Alonso, he is the heartbeat of the team, sitting in front of the back four to dictate the game's flow and tempo with a wonderful range of passing.
The music was sensitively phrased, lucidly detailed, naturally flowing in tempo, and, at the same time, intense, immediate, and expressively free.
"I'm happy to flow over any tempo," says Green. "Grime is a massive scene in east London and I'm pretty sure we started it.
