N21245/1725

テンポ

musicnounnoun (generic)

Meanings

tempo

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Example sentences

この曲きょくのテンポが速はやすぎて、弾ひけない。

The tempo of this piece is too fast for me to play.

指揮者しきしゃはテンポを少すこし落おとすように指示しじした。

The conductor instructed them to slow down the tempo a little.

テンポを一定いっていに保たもつことがリズムの基本きほんだ。

Keeping a steady tempo is the foundation of rhythm.

練習れんしゅうを重かさねるうちに、自然しぜんとテンポが安定あんていしてきた。

As I continued practicing, the tempo naturally became more stable.

この楽章がくしょうは緩ゆるやかなテンポで演奏えんそうされることが望のぞましいとされている。

It is considered desirable for this movement to be performed at a gentle tempo.

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