Sentence examples for notes per minute from inspiring English sources

These discrepancies lie in how the single metronome marking (63 to 66 quarter notes per minute), which applies to the entire work, is observed and how many of the myriad repetitions of phrases or individual bars are taken.

The first piece has an andantino (moderate) tempo, is 113 measures long, and is marked at 72 quarter notes per minute.

The third section is marked Più vivo (more life) and is played even faster than the intro, 112 quarter notes per minute.

It is an adagio sostenuto (sustained at ease) at 54 quarter notes per minute, with a simple melody presented in ternary form.

"I Could Fall in Love" is written in the key of E major, to be played in a moderate groove at 78 half notes per minute.

The third section presents the last variation of the theme, again in common time, but in the fastest tempo yet, Andantino con moto, at 84 quarter notes per minute.

In the 2000s decade, metal tempos range from slow ballad tempos (quarter note = 60 beats per minute) to extremely fast blast beat tempos (quarter note = 350 beats per minute).

"Taps" is almost always written in common (4/4) time and the key of C. A slow, steady tempo (e.g., quarter note = 50 beats per minute) that's appropriate for the song's solemn tone is generally used.

In our examples, a time window of 46.4 milliseconds is used, corresponding to samples at  kHz, or, in musical terms, 1/32 note at 161.5 beats per minute.

Increasing the size of the max-pooling region might increase the detection accuracy further, but this is an appropriate resolution for flute transcription because a typical sixteenth note with 100 beats per minute (BPM) is 150 ms, which is still greater than our frame size.

After her performance, Miley sent a validation tweet noting the 306,000 tweets per minute were sent out during her act, more than the Superbowl she added.