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very slowly; slower than largo |
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Somewhat slowly; not a slowly as largo |
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at a walking pace; moderate tempo |
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moderate; often combined with other terms |
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cheerful or brisk; sometimes interpreted as lively, fast |
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getting faster and louder |
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move more; up-tempo, faster |
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broadening; becoming a little slower each time |
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falling away or lowering; getting slower/softer |
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less moving; under-tempo, slower |
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broadening of the tempo; progressively slower |
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slowing down; decelerating |
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light, “joking” or playful |
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robbed; flexible in tempo; robbed of time |
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extinguishing or dampening; drop in dynamics and usually tempo |
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carry to the next section without a pause |
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just/exact; in strict time; returning to tempo |
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tightening/narrowing; pressing forward with an acceleration of tempo |
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