Similar words: subatomic, incubator, subatomic particle, subatomic particles, aruba, rub away, yoruba, rub along. Meaning: n. a flexible tempo; not strictly on the beat.
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1. Elegy: Adagio cantabile e rubato, ind minor.
2. Chopin's music often employs tempo rubato and other devices that require exquisite control and coordination of the two hands.
3. He adopted the tempo rubato ("robbed time"), the lengthening of one or several notes at the cost of others, which makes possible freer rhythmic treatment.
4. His playing drips with exaggerated rubato and unorthodox tempi ( Annalyn Swan ).
5. What these people cannot grasp is that in tempo rubato in an Adagio, the left hand should go on playing in strict time.
6. At the opening his very first note has a sharper impact, and the florid display work which follows is lighter and gayer , while the first long melody is freer, more expressive in its rubato.
7. Novel co-tune cavity plate there are 26 plates, adagio, slow 26, tight board, rubato , Hui Long, as well as sen cavity, cavity care, water diffuse bridge, illness, etc. Yin.
8. For instance, in Part I, he spends almost 12 minutes vamping over the chords Am7 (A minor 7) to G major, sometimes in a slow, rubato feel, and other times in a bluesy, gospel rock feel.
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