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Significados de rallentando em inglês

russo
раллентандо
português
rallentando
catalão
rallentando
espanhol
rallentando

"Rallentando" is the opposite of:

rallentando

Gradually decreasing in tempo.

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Examples for "accelerando"
Examples for "accelerando"
1
The mute symphony of the snow was played imperceptibly accelerando.
Two on the Trail: A Story of the Far Northwest
2
She noticed his large, protuberant Adam's apple throbbing with the accelerando of pleasure, and a thaw set in between them.
Star-Dust: A Story of an American Girl
3
Accelerando follows three generations of one family through a speculative history of the 21st century.
The Guardian
4
Professor Marshall faced the piano again and precipitated himself headlong into the diabolic accelerandos of "The Hall of the Mountain-King."
The Bent Twig
5
The most successful exploration of the singularity to date remains Accelerando by Charles Stross, a linked series of nine stories, first collected in 2005.
The Guardian
Uso de rallentando em inglês
1
Aside from a few rallentando places, the etude is to be played strictly in time.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
2
But now the professional frustrations of midlife, mixed with the rallentando of getting on in years, contributed to an overwhelming sense of decline and failure.
The Guardian
3
The melody has an impressive rallentando of dotted semibreves to the refrain, "Peace, be still," after the more rapid notes of the three-line stanzas.
The Story of the Hymns and Tunes
Translations for rallentando
português
rallentando
catalão
rallentando
espanhol
rallentando
Rallentando ao longo do tempo