- Risk Assessment
- Why Join a Choir?
- Why Join an Orchestra?
- Why Join a Band?
- Tempo Poster
- Halsbury Music's Covid Guarantee
- Why Learn an Instrument?
- Beethoven Classroom Poster
- Music Symbols Explained
- Where will music take you?
- Fundraising Ideas for Your School Music Tour
- Packing Checklists for Your Music Tour
- How to Compare Quotes
- Your School Music Tour Planning Timeline
- Are There Other Educational Benefits to a School Music Tour?
- Top Tips for Your First School Music Tour
- Promoting Your School Music Tour
- The Benefits of a School Music Tour
- Choosing Your School Music Tour Operator
- Why Choose a Specialist Music Tour Operator?
- Getting Your School Music Tour Approved
- Keeping Parents Up-to-Date
- How to Get Parents On Board With Your Music Tour
- Why Should You Start Planning Your School Music Tour Early?
- Encourage more students to join your ensemble
- Risk Assessments
- Money Saving Tips
- Health & Safety on your Music Tour
- Tailor-Made Music Tours
- How to Organise a Music Tour
- Concert Promotion
- Why Choose Us for Music?
- Request a brochure
We’ve created this free classroom poster to help your students remember some of the common Italian terms used to describe tempo.
What musical terms are on the poster?
Largo
Slowly and broadly.
Andante
Relatively slow, walking pace.
Moderato
Moderate.
Allegro
Fast.
Vivace
Lively.
Presto
Very quick
Accelerando
Gradually speeding up.
Rallentando
Gradually slowing down.
Ritenuto
Immediately slower.
Allargando
Getting gradually slower and more stately.
Rubato
Rhythms played freely for expressive effect.
If you like this poster, you may also like our poster explaining musical symbols.