tempi Definition
tempi (tem′pē)
noun
tempi Usage Examples
Converse of object
use: These are fresh, unaffected accounts, using the predominately slow tempi that seem to have been prevalent in sacred music for this period.
Adjective modifier
- slow: These are fresh, unaffected accounts, using the predominately slow tempi that seem to have been prevalent in sacred music for this period.
- fast: It is also unusual for the very fast tempi taken by the conductor.
- different: On the final track, for example, there are three drum kit parts on the go at once, all in different tempi.
- high: Clearly this role is diminished at higher tempi, but they are of tremendous value at lower speeds.
- standard: Editorial Note 4: Thus, the standard tempi for a transcendental æsthetic are those of bodily movement or slower.
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