2018年7月13日 · Downtempo also refers to slower tempo but not ambient in my experience. Think DJ Shadow, almost anything in the trip-hop genre, DJ Spooky, Kruder & Dorfmeister. Unlike faster 110 to 130 uptempo dance music, downtempo is typically hip-hop BPM or exactly half that of standard drum and bass or jungle.

If the music is to fade to a quieter dynamic and a slower tempo(as an example, a forte allegro fading into a piano adagio) but isn't near the end yet, I mark Calando; Rubato is a bit different than all the others because the tempo change isn't unidirectional with Rubato. Rubato means that the tempo is flexible.

2016年10月12日 · Some of the basic tempo markings. Largo is 40-60 BPM; Larghetto is 60-66 BPM; Adagio is 66-76 BPM; Andante is 76-108 BPM; Moderato is 108-120 BPM; Allegro is 120-168 BPM; Presto is 168-200 BPM; Prestissimo is 200+ BPM; See the discussion on the terms Lento and Agitato as they relate to tempo.

2015年1月4日 · At last, when I have troubles with the tempo of a piece, I use the metronome in my digital piano: I set it to the right tempo, listen to the beats for a couple of measures,then I start to play and stop the metronome at random, then restart it later to check if I'm still in sync. Of course you can ask a friend to do these pauses for you.

2015年3月6日 · Many people love it, especially if they have heard the song before and know that a change of tempo is coming up. Or if the change of tempo is telegraphed by the music (for example, I am not sure what the correct musical terminology is, but it builds up some excitement, then suddenly pauses, then starts again but at a slower tempo, gradually ...

Welcome to Music.SE! Rubato is a relevant term in this context, and may even be what the OP had in mind. But note that strictly speaking there's still a fixed tempo with rubato – only, not every single beat is actually played on time; rather you fall behind in …

2016年6月19日 · Instead treat the sequence as almost like a chord playing fingers 1-2-4 on C-Eb-A but first starting with your little finger on the Eb then pick your hand up and move it up an octave. Similarly with A - E - A - C# treat it as 2-4-5 on E - A - C# with your thumb ending on A then move it up an octave.

2015年3月4日 · That's a polymeter. Now you can see how these concepts can get mixed up. As the ratios get more complicated (ie 128:73) or less rational (ie √2:φ), the tempos line up less and less and the individual tempos will get closer and/or less distinguishable. That is where you cross the line into tempo canon territory.

Try breaking up its effect by being comfortably below your limits and varying the tempo consciously, focusing on every note an its role in the melody. Play only one hand and let the other hand play in your head, and at very leasurely pace, making sure everything fits nicely and musically together.

2015年12月6日 · An "agitato" tempo is fast, at least allegro. The third movement of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata is marked "Presto agitato" for example. If your piece is marked "tempo agitato" it will mean a fast tempo, but you don't have more than that to …