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Largo
(40-60 bpm), Very slow and broad
Larghetto
(60-66 bpm), A tempo slightly faster than Largo
Adagio
(66-76 bpm), A slow tempo, slower than Andante but faster than Largo
Andante
(76-108 bpm), [literally “walking” in Italian], moderately slow
Allegretto
(108-120 bpm), Slightly less fast than Allegro. Often implying a lighter texture or character
Allegro
(120-168 bpm), Fast
Presto
(168-200 bpm), Very fast
Prestissimo
(200-208 bpm), As fast as possible
Accelerando
Gradually increasing the tempo
Ad libitum
At liberty; take time, permit liberties here.
Affretando
Excitedly, increasing the tempo.
A punto
Exactly in rhythm.
Rubato
Varying the note values within the rhythm, not strictly as written.
Stretto
Condensing, accelerating the tempo.
Stringendo
Accelerating the tempo.
Ritardando
Becoming gradually slower. (rit).
Ritenuto
Held back. Becoming slower immediately. (ritten.)
L’istesso tempo
The same tempo.