Sentence examples for one tempo from inspiring English sources

"If I tried to play at one tempo, I wouldn't make any difference for the team.

And he counted off one tempo, for "What Is This Thing Called Love?," at a precariously brisk clip.

Why does one tempo or another, one way or another of balancing an orchestra or molding a phrase arouse worship or condemnation?

In the psychological one, tempo modifications appear to be so natural that we get the impression of a piece "remaining in time", while improvisatory tempo should be deployed in passages resembling fantasy, recitative or cadenza.

His compositions, sweet and mysterious and sometimes hard-charging but sticking more or less to one tempo and mood each piece, are steeped in the records Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock made together in the mid-1960s.

This music adds the colouristic virtuosity of early 20th-century music – Stravinsky, Scriabin, Ravel – to Knussen's compositional panoply, as a well as a complete understanding of Elliott Carter's simultaneous layers of musical time, in the way the music flows from one tempo to another, the way it stacks up different kinds of metrical pattern against themselves.

Rinôçerôse, Carl Cox and the overwhelming favorite, Paul Oakenfold, kept their music at one utilitarian tempo per set: unhurried house music (topped with live flute and guitar, but still self-effacing) from Rinôçerôse, blunter techno-house from Mr. Cox and pounding trance from Mr. Oakenfold.

Only one principal tempo per report was included for the test.

Otherwise, stay on-tempo.

Fishbone's lead singer and saxophone player Angelo Moore credits Bad Brains with "mixing up the extreme styles of music that have nothing to do with one another, tempo-wise or attitude-wise, but making it all come together".

They showed up on campus in September demanding to play the most important position on the court, the one where the tempo, the offense and the ball primarily resides.