Sentence examples for changes of tempo from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bronfman deflects his virtuosity into other purposes, including producing a fine singing tone with his right hand; making his hands work together like voices in dialogue; creating abrupt fortissimos that stay well molded, never clattering; and finding tempos and changes of tempo that make sense in the long term.

However subtle their changes of tempo, they made them absolutely as one.

Though the piece goes through changes of tempo, it loses momentum here and there in its 65-minute duration.

Rameau's music here (taped) goes through several changes of tempo and meter; the dance changes far less.

They sing "Drink me" countless times at super-rapid speed with some 17 changes of tempo and dynamic markings that vary from "raucous", "rough", "savage", "violent" and "pressing".

Instead of a dark intensity, he seems merely surly, brooding more than angry, while his changes of tempo are less mercurial than clunky.

But since changing pitch also entails a slight, however perceptible, change of tempo, not only the key is changed with these adjustments but also the artists' interpretive intention.

It is simply a change of tempo and texture.

This is the first complete surprise, a change of tempo in Nelson's preternaturally gloomy installations.

That was quick but there would soon be another dramatic change of tempo.

No less revealing is the graph for flexibility, or change of tempo within a movement.