Tempo Markings

Welcome to Questions LLC's Tempo Markings category! Are you a musician, composer, or simply curious about the world of music? This category is the perfect place for you to explore and expand your knowledge on tempo markings. Whether you're wondering about the meaning of specific markings, their historical significance, or how they affect the overall performance of a musical piece, our community of music enthusiasts is here to provide you with the answers you seek. So, join us as we dive into the fascinating world of tempo markings and unravel the secrets behind their importance in music.

Questions (24)

Check my answers pls1. Which tempo marking means "at a walking pace"? (1 point) a) andante ****** b) allegro c) presto d)
1. 14 answers
2. asked by lol
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How do tempo markings aid the performer?Plz help👀
1. 9 answers
2. asked by juju
3. 2,682 views
I’m doing a music test right now and I just wanted someone to just check my answers so I know I’m good!1.which answer below
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2. asked by Erika<3
3. 1,593 views
Which answer below correctly orders the tempo markings from slowest to fastest?A. allegro; adagio; andante B. moderato; adagio;
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2. asked anonymously
3. 86 views
Which answer below correctly orders the tempo markings from slowest to fastest?(2 points) Responses allegro; adagio; andante
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2. asked anonymously
3. 85 views
Which answer below correctly orders the tempo markings from slowest to fastest
1. 2 answers
2. asked by Richard
3. 542 views
How do tempo markings aid the performer?(1 point) Responses They tell the performer the speed of the music. They tell the
1. 25 answers
2. asked by shoto aizawa
3. 208 views
Which of the following means to gradually slow down?(1 point) Responses > > The fermata indicates hold or pause. It consists of
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2. asked by :3
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How do tempo marking aid the performer?1. They left the performer the speed of the music. 2. They tell the performer what
1. 3 answers
2. asked anonymously
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I need some help on this music Lesson:1.Which tempo marking means at a walking pace? a.andante b.allegro c.presto d.moderato
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2. asked by Okami Aoyama
3. 984 views
Which tempo marking means at a walking pace
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2. asked anonymously
3. 69 views
Which of the following tempo markings is the fastest? (1 point) Responses presto presto prestissimo prestissimo largo largo
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2. asked anonymously
3. 77 views
Which tempo marking indicates a slow speed?(1 point) Responses allegro allegro moderato moderato allegretto allegretto largo
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2. asked by //////////////////////////////////////////////////
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Multiple ChoiceWhich tempo marking means “at a walking pace"? (1 point) Responses andante andante allegro allegro presto
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2. asked anonymously
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Which tempo marking indicates a slow speed?(1 point) Responses allegro allegro moderato moderato allegretto allegretto largo
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2. asked by ???
3. 191 views
Which marking means “stolen time"?(1 point) Responses tempo rubato tempo rubato tempo primo tempo primo tempo I tempo I
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2. asked by ???
3. 100 views
Multiple ChoiceWhich tempo marking means “at a walking pace"? (1 point) Responses andante andante allegro allegro presto
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2. asked by ???
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hich answer below correctly orders the tempo markings from slowest to fastest?(2 points) Responses allegro; adagio; andante
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2. asked by GOOD BOOGER
3. 68 views
How do tempo markings aid the performer?(1 point) Responses They tell the performer the speed of the music. They tell the
1. 19 answers
2. asked by Denki
3. 99 views
Why did Beethoven use words for the tempo marking and not the actual BPM (Beats per minute) number?There were no stable
1. 1 answer
2. asked by louiebooie
3. 173 views
Why did Beethoven use words for the tempo marking and not the actual BPM (Beats per minute) number?There were no stable
1. 1 answer
2. asked anonymously
3. 36 views
Why did Beethoven use words for the tempo marking and not the actual BPM (Beats per minute) number?A. There were no stable
1. 1 answer
2. asked anonymously
3. 33 views
2. Why did Beethoven use words for the tempo marking and not the actual BPM (Beats per minute) number?There were no stable
1. 1 answer
2. asked anonymously
3. 38 views
What is a decrescendo?a gradual increase of volume over time a gradual decrease in volume over time to increase the tempo
1. 1 answer
2. asked by hii
3. 17 views