In music, tempo refers to the speed at which a piece is played, and composers traditionally use Italian terms to indicate how fast or slow a piece should be performed. Largo and Grave indicate very slow, solemn tempos. Adagio is slow and stately. Andante means walking pace - Moderately slow. Moderato is a moderate, comfortable tempo. Allegro means fast and lively. Presto means very fast. Vivace means vivacious and quick. Understanding tempo markings is essential for musicians, music students, and anyone who wants to read sheet music or discuss music theory intelligently. In this sortable quiz, you'll drag Italian tempo markings into their correct speed category.
Tempo markings indicate how fast music should be played. Very Slow includes Largo (40 - 60 bpm) and Grave - Solemn and broad. Slow includes Adagio (66 - 76 bpm) and Lento. Moderate includes Andante (76 - 108 bpm) and Moderato. Fast includes Allegro (120 - 156 bpm) and Vivace. Very Fast includes Presto (168 - 200 bpm) and Prestissimo.
Drag each tempo marking into its speed category. Tempo is one of music's most fundamental expressive tools. Also try our instruments by family quiz.
Sort Musical Terms Into Tempo Categories has 5 questions, and takes about 1 minute to play.
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You score a point for each correct answer, and your final result is shown as a percentage when you finish. You can replay any time to beat your best score.
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