Sentence examples for tempo matters from inspiring English sources

Your tempo matters because it helps your timing to be more accurate.

The Algerian has bought together four short film and video works – the longest lasts 10 and a half minutes – very different in tempo, subject matter and approach, for a show that might best be described as a single ensemble piece.

Since it has become an annual Christmas tradition, most choristers have sung it in every venue, in every iteration, with every instrumentation and in every tempo, no matter how deranged or pseudo-experimental.

They almost never work.But if demographic tempo is what matters, Europe's fertility might be more susceptible to government policy.

"So this is the first time I did an album from being completely happy and the subject matter and tempo reflects it".

In matters of tempo, balance, articulation and pedaling, every choice he made served the music.

Matters of tempo, phrasing and structure must yield to the demands of the choreography.

Matters of tempo in 19th-century piano music are heated topics among those who visit the collection.

Louis Langrée and the orchestra sustain a fractious symposium on matters of tempo and articulation, but come together by the end.

Mr. Terfel's account was cool and dignified; still, listening closely as he subtly negotiated matters of tempo and phrasing with Malcolm Martineau, his superb accompanist, was continually fascinating.

Mr. Egarr's crisp, transparent readings, though rarely radical in matters of tempo or phrasing, often seemed to draw their shape from the qualities of each key.