¿Qué es el Tempo? - Crónicas Dalcrozianas

Surely you've heard that when they say you move to the beat of the music, or the Tempo, el tempo, and suddenly we say, bueno, pero que no le falta una I that word, The time is the word in Italian that refers to the time of the Music, at the speed with which we are playing, interpreting some piece or singing The tempo itself is the speed of a piece. That's an agogic aspect of music, more on that later. It's a matrix and it can also be a metronome unit. From a completely mathematical point of view, from a more musical point of view, but The tempo is measured basically with a metronome. The metronome is a device that can be electronic or can be basically mechanical So, for example, if we have only one click in a minute, we have a total of three clicks in a minute. The metronome value is 60, meaning we have one click per second. Then we have a whole range of numbers As I was saying, the metronome, sorry, The tempo refers to a note, but not always a musical piece begins with a A clear example of this is in La Gruta del Rey de The Grey Mountain, which starts with a very slow speed and suddenly increases the speed In popular music, tempo is something very important that Yeah, it's constant, because what we're looking for in popular music is that we can dance to it, We can sing it, make it a little more predictable to a certain point. It's important that the tempo be constant in a popular song or piece. We talk about that if a piece has a higher metronomic value it's a faster piece, Sometimes composers use a low metronome value to power Write more notes and it'll be easier to read. The higher the number of metronomes, the faster the piece will be. Because there are pieces that measure differently, but where we see the difference is in the brand, It can be said here, alegro, cantable, can say andante, Because many times it tells us what is a matter of speed, a matter of tempo, But it also gives us an indication of how we should play our piece. I'm going to put it very specifically. That means every nigger will fall in the middle, there will be two niggers every second. So, in short, the tempo is the speed. I'm glad you're doing this, so I'm giving the interpreter a little more space to catch up. But I'm always giving you, as a composer, I'm sure. I can't play a piece that's happy, but I can play slow. I can do that. It has to be exactly, the corcheta has to be worth 120 per minute, There's always a way to... you can change it a little, Thank you so much for watching this video. We are on all platforms. We are on YouTube, on Facebook, on Twitter, on Instagram, I'm watching the videos, commenting on them, and I'm going to go to the video store. Ask questions, because from there on, it's gonna be a lot more enriching for you. I'm Manuel Sasueta, here from Cielito Arte, and I'm here to help you. See you next time.