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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tempo up" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a musical context to indicate a change in tempo, suggesting to play faster.
Example: "After the first chorus, the conductor signaled for the orchestra to play a tempo up for the next section."
Alternatives: "increase the tempo" or "speed up the tempo."
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Watson also observes, "Similarly, the Dutch Defence looks particularly sterile when White achieves the reversed positions a tempo up (it turns out that he has nothing useful to do!); and indeed, many standard Black openings are not very inspiring when one gets them as White, tempo in hand".
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A knob turns the tempo up and down.
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Behind the 11, Lance Armstrong's US Postal Service team merely kept a steady tempo up at the front of the field.
"There are a lot of loud guitars, and we picked the tempo up a little and sang it with a little more attitude".
It is an up-tempo electronic dance song with a common time with a tempo of 130 beats per minute.
The tempo picked up a bit with stuffed grape leaves.
Start practicing at a slower tempo, then build up speed.
"Forever and a Day" is an up-tempo Europop song which makes use of a "subtle guitar riff" and "Glee-like handclaps".
But even then, I thought maybe that would be an up tempo song and it turned out the way it did.
The workout was instead a rehearsal for an up-tempo start to Saturday night's home game against Miami.
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