quick tempo

collocation in English

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quick
adjective
uk
/kwɪk/us
/kwɪk/
happening or done with great speed, or lasting only a ...
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tempo
noun
uk
/ˈtem.pəʊ/us
/ˈtem.poʊ/
the speed at which an ...
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(Definition ofquickandtempofrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Their songs tend to have aquicktempoand often include elements of rap.
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Each tune lasts about 20 seconds and is normally ofquicktempoand contains considerable ornamentation.
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From about 1600 to 1900 its usage with regard to tempo varied, so it can not always be taken to mean aquicktempo.
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For 2013, the band begins pregame by peak stepping out of the tunnel and onto the field at aquicktempoto a drum cadence.
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They are sung in aquicktempo.
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Day discusses the characteristics of the composer's recordings, including quick tempos, fluctuations in tempo, little vibrato, and frequent portamentos.
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Musical styles for each short vary, but typically consist of extremely bouncy rhythms and quick tempos.
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These seven dances are arranged into thirteen sections in various quick tempos, producing the impression of perpetual exposition.
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May have very quick tempos, as well as complicated rhythms and syncopation.
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Although some of the titles remain the same as the tunes played by the 1950s quintet, the quick tempos and musical departure from the framework of the tune are dramatic.
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