If you are asking for tempo markings that indicate the music to be played slow, then the words you're looking for are: Largo and Grave (grah-vay). Andante is a moderately slow "walking pace".
There are many words for slow. To play something slowly, Grave, Largo, Lento or Larghetto can be used. To slow down gradually, rit. is used. To suddenly slow down, meno messo is used
lento, largo
the answer is rallentando
Gradually slower.
Neither of them is an indication of absolute speed, so neither of them is slower than the other. They both mean that the music should gradually get slower, but that is all. They indicate a process, not a state.
Here is a list of musical tempo terms you may see on sheet music.Grave - Very SlowLargo, Lento - SlowLarghetto - A little faster than LargoAdagio - Moderately SlowAndante - "Walking" TempoAndantino - A little faster than AndanteAllegretto - A little slower than AllegroAllegro - FastVivace - LivelyPresto - Very FastPrestissimo - Very Very FastModerato - Moderate(ly)Molto - VeryAccel., Accelerando - Gradually becoming fasterRit., Ritardando - Gradually becoming slower
On the scale it leans more toward the slower side.
Studies show that the music style does not affect the rate of one's heart the much, but the tempo. A faster tempo may increase the heart rate, and slower tempo music decreases heart rate. Slower music has benefits, such as relaxation of tension. Faster music can waek you up, and improve atheletic abilities. So just sit back, relax, and turn the volume up.
Slower Than Church Music was created on 2002-04-29.
Gradually slower.
a lyrical is a flowing, usually slower, peice of music that is to be played with many slurs.
Neither of them is an indication of absolute speed, so neither of them is slower than the other. They both mean that the music should gradually get slower, but that is all. They indicate a process, not a state.
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Here is a list of musical tempo terms you may see on sheet music.Grave - Very SlowLargo, Lento - SlowLarghetto - A little faster than LargoAdagio - Moderately SlowAndante - "Walking" TempoAndantino - A little faster than AndanteAllegretto - A little slower than AllegroAllegro - FastVivace - LivelyPresto - Very FastPrestissimo - Very Very FastModerato - Moderate(ly)Molto - VeryAccel., Accelerando - Gradually becoming fasterRit., Ritardando - Gradually becoming slower
Yes, music with a steady beat can make go faster or slower depending on speed and keeps you in pace.
On the scale it leans more toward the slower side.
It affects the emptying time of bile from the gallbladder (becoming slower). In may affect digestion
Studies show that the music style does not affect the rate of one's heart the much, but the tempo. A faster tempo may increase the heart rate, and slower tempo music decreases heart rate. Slower music has benefits, such as relaxation of tension. Faster music can waek you up, and improve atheletic abilities. So just sit back, relax, and turn the volume up.
you could see if dogs eat quicker or slower when listening to different types of music
One form is pibroch (or ceòl mòr) which is slower in form whereas lighter music such as marches are referred to as ceòl beag.