tempi

[ tem-pee ]

noun

1. a plural of tempo.

tempi

/ ˈtɛmpiː /

noun

1. (in musical senses) the plural of tempo

Example Sentences

The tempi were all too fast, so that one could scarcely distinguish the three notes one from the other.

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Unfortunately, at the express desire of the Prince, almost all the tempi were taken too quick, and thereby much spoiled.

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Up in the top story hurrying drips beat, like metronomes, all the tempi, from a ponderous adagio to a racing prestissimo.

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It instantly recalls the Tempi Madonna of Raphael, both in the pose of the figure and in the genuineness of feeling exhibited.

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Moreover, when it happened that Beethoven metronomed the same work twice over, he marked the tempi differently each time.

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