Sentence examples for the basic tempo from inspiring English sources

Around the basic tempo of waiting for the birth, other tempos arranged themselves.

The basic tempo is deliberate, the structure a series of charged repetitions.

The basic tempo remains the same and the differences of speed are realised by the lengthening of the rhythmical units.

Firstly, the pianist has to play a group of 11 hemi-demi-semiquavers in the time of seven in the basic tempo of quaver = around 50, followed by a single hemi-demi-semiquaver rest and then a semiquaver rest.

The basic tempo of a piece can only be determined once the performer has taken into account all its components: tempo indications, characters, dynamics, articulation, rhythmic subdivisions and pianistic feasibility.

It was not all luminous reverie – the basic tempo for the first movement was surprisingly businesslike and the scherzo had a rather formal squareness to it, and a scattering of tiny memory lapses sometimes spoilt the effect.

When pressed, the first key produced a fundamental tone at a basic tempo, the second produced a tone that was twice as high and twice as fast, and so on.

His tempo is so flexible throughout that the term "tempo modification" hardly applies; there is no basic tempo to modify.

Lineker points out that the accusations of tedium are at odds with the basic tone and tempo.

The basic principle of the tempo-spatially modulated polarization interference imaging spectrometer (TSMPIIS) is expounded in this paper.

The basic pulse of the 4/2 tempo can be marchlike and fateful, but the melody is lyrical and sometimes cascadingly brilliant.