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UNIT 5: TEMPO

Explore the concept of tempo in music, which defines the speed at which a piece is played. Learn about various tempo markings such as largo (very slow), adagio (slow), andante (walking speed), allegro (fast), vivace (lively), and presto (very fast). Discover how tempo can add emotional depth and character to music, and understand terms like accelerando (gradually speeding up) and ritardando (gradually slowing down) to enhance your musical performance.

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UNIT 5: TEMPO

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  1. UNIT 5: TEMPO

  2. tempo • the speed of music; how fast or slow the music moves

  3. largo • very slow and broad, example: turtle

  4. adagio • slow, faster then largo and slower than andante, example: koala bear

  5. andante • walking speed, example: human

  6. allegro • fast, example: rabbit

  7. vivace • lively, quick, example: ostrich

  8. presto • very fast, example: cheetah

  9. accelerando • accel., gradually speeding up

  10. ritardando • rit., gradually slowing down

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