In the tempo originally designated; resuming the initial tempo of a section or movement after a specified deviation from it. Used chiefly as a direction.
[Italian : a, in + tempo, time.]
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[Italian : a, in + tempo, time.]
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‘At tempo’: an instruction to return to the previous tempo after a deliberate deviation.
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