Sentence examples for take tempo from inspiring English sources

It uses the iPhone's accelerometer to take tempo cues.

Although he appeared onstage as the general director of the performance, kapellmeister Michael Umlauf actually led the orchestra with the conductor's baton, taking tempo cues from Beethoven.

The score is marked with a suggested tempo for the piece (crotchet = 100) but as you are part of an orchestra, you should take your tempo from the Virtual Orchestra conductor, Marin Alsop (starting tempo crotchet = 110).

"Greece will be similar and will try to take the tempo out of the game like Denmark.

Once they take the tempo down a notch and start applying a bit of lateral thought, however, the transformation is amazing, and the Downside material is consistently impressive.

The most poignant moment is the sharpest: for Lou Reed's screen test, Wareham and Phillips take the tempo up a notch for a cover of the Velvet Underground rarity "Not a Young Man Anymore".

"Greece will be similar and will try to take the tempo out like Denmark," he added.

71 mins: Leinster have possession and take the tempo down a notch as they attempt to seal the deal.

In the introduction of Part 2 Mr. Dutoit took a tempo that kept the mysterious music moving along.

However, the mood of The Last Picture Show was more sombre than confrontational, taking its tempo from the lugubrious country music that features on the soundtrack.

Taking the tempo right down, Pendergrass' second album, Life is a Song Worth Singing (1978), included his biggest-selling solo single, "Close the Door".