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tempi

American  
[tem-pee] / ˈtɛm pi /

noun

  1. a plural of tempo.


tempi British  
/ ˈtɛmpiː /

noun

  1. (in musical senses) the plural of tempo

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All the variations and tempi have to be based on the voices.”

From Seattle Times

His 2018 recording clocked at 58:39, part of a three-CD package that contains two discs of the conductor discussing tempi decisions.

From Seattle Times

I’d map out the terrain of the evening and the tempi of movements as though plotting a hike into someone else’s imagination.

From Washington Post

The following are some terms and their beats per minute to help you gauge different tempi.

From Literature

“I’ve had to rethink some of my tempi and how to keep that excitement,” he said.

From New York Times