Sentence examples for difference of tempo from inspiring English sources

That goes beyond a mere difference of tempo, it makes the piece a radically different musical and emotional entity.

Differences of tempo and interpretive detail are instantly apparent.

Some awkward first-night differences of tempo between pit and stage will settle.

The difference between the studies published to date and the present study is that we used novel musical excerpts and applied experimental conditions controlling for different levels of tempo and consonance.

These song types can be distinguished by subtle differences – the tempo of a male's directed songs is typically slightly faster than that of his undirected songs, and details of fine acoustic structure are more variable from song to song during undirected singing [11] [13].

When he sat in on a rehearsal with the quartet, and she had a difference of opinion on a phrasing or tempo or dynamic with Charles, the chubby and assertive second violinist, whose face shone with late-flowering acne, Edward was intrigued by how cool Florence could be.

Furthermore, all domestication events are young on an evolutionary scale, so there has been only a short period of time for differences in tempo and mode of molecular evolution to make a detectable impression on patterns of sequence differences.

Our present observations, on the other hand, suggest that puberty is signaled by LH at the same age in boys as in girls, and that it is more likely a difference in the tempo of subsequent change, than the timing of first release, that distinguishes the sexes.

He appears fond of tempo extremes.

"It's fast, with a lot of tempo changes.

Such modifications of tempo, known as tempo rubato i.e., "robbed time"—are part of the music's character.