20 Types of Musical Tempo | From Slowest to Fastest | 

0:01 Beethoven - Sonata Pathetique 1st movement 0:06 Chopin - Prelude No. 20 0:14 Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata 1st movement 0:21 Chopin - Etude Op. 10 No. 3 0:30 Chopin - Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 0:46 Mozart - Sonata K545 2nd movement 0:58 Tchaikovsky - Dance of the sugar plum fairy 1:05 Tchaikovsky - Dance of the reed flutes 1:11 Debussy - Reverie 1:35 Chopin - Heroic Polonaise 2:18 Liszt - La Campanella 2:52 Mozart - Rondo Alla Turca 3:17 Chopin - Waltz Op. 64 No. 3 3:27 Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto No. 1 3:55 Mozart - Sonata K283 1st movement 4:10 Chopin - Grande Valse Brillante Op. 18 4:37 Rimsky-Korsakov - Flight of the bumblebee 4:53 Chopin - Minute Waltz 5:20 Chopin - Scherzo No. 2 6:23 Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement

Much better demonstration than any metronome. You really feel the difference.

As a music major, I’m glad you put this up. I now have a reference for score studies. Thank you

Lord Vin always plays so beautifully. His hilarious persona sometimes overshadows just how clean his playing is. Somebody post the song list, please.

FANTASTICO!!!!!!!! Gia' dal fatto che, Maestro, e' un grandissimo pianista...ma il fatto che guardi al 90% la telecamera mentre suona pezzi musicali tutt'altro che facili, e' davvero uno spettacolo guardare i suoi video! Se facesse poi dei video INTERI di questi opere, sara' uno spettacolo immenso da guardare ed ascoltare!!! GRAN MAESTRO!

When are we going to get the video with the full songs playing back to back? Even if it's a few hours, I would gladly listen to that.

I could listen to you for hours, this is fantastic!

Composers had nothing but these imprecise terms, and then one day this Maelzel guy came along, invented a metronome, and composers could be precise.

As an Italian person I can say that those names for the speed of the song really give us a good idea of what the speed is and give more personality to the name of the rythm

Спасибо! Каждый ваш ролик это удовольствие для сердца и благодарность за ваш труд и талант! Право, не скромно, просить, но присоединяюсь к комменту. Какую радость для ваших поклонников вы бы сделали, если б сыграли для нас ваши любимые пьесы полностью! 😳

Amazing! Not just the music that is playing, but the way you play them all! Bravo!

You bring happiness with your piano🎉

1:34 those swelling dynamics, that rubato and the slight pauses that makes it sound like dropping out make this very nice to listen at

I'm learning to play the piano on my own and hope to one day get to a level similar to yours✌️

One of the very BEST channels on YT. Thanks Lord Maestro!

Wow! There is nothing more thrilling than hearing a great pianist play. Bravo!

I love hearing the comparison. The faster tempos with breaks and chord changes almost sound like Rock n' Roll.

You really nailed all those 56-108bpm speeds distinctly and with perfect precision

I know nothing about music or this tempo thing of which you speak. But I enjoy watching someone play the piano and hearing the beautiful sounds. Thank you for indulging me.

Congratulations, Sir! Greetings from Argentina!🇧🇷🇦🇷

This video is quite educational. I knew vaguely what these tempos were, but now I know for sure. Thank you for that!

What a beautiful video. It is now easier than ever, to learn/not forget the tempi in classic music thanks to your well-played examples. Merci beaucoup Mr. Vinheteiro.

Tom Lehrer often had fun with his tempo and style directions. Tempo advice for his composition 'I Wanna Go Back to Dixie' was "A little *too* fast"

What a marvelous collection of glorious classics. Wonderful.

Thank you for keeping classical piano alive in the modern age 🙏

Love every one of those pieces! Thanks Vin

It's so great to see the diversity of tempos laid out systematically! It was fascinating to hear and feel how the emotion and movement of music changes with tempo. Thanks for explaining it in such an easy-to-understand manner for beginners as well!🎵🕰

I can't get used to way his looks like he wants to kill me but can't stop playing the music.

I love watching and listening as you play. And staring at the camera while playing is great.

Excellent! A lesson worth listening to.

Thank you for your hard work and these amazing videos that ignite the spark of musical passion!!!💙👏👏👏👏👏💪

Наконец-то контент по эпохе вернулся! Давайте поддержим чтобы было больше)

I so love to hear you play anything.

Love this brilliant guy. His shorts are quite enjoyable, as well.

This is very instructional. Thank you ❤

Favoloso! Sorprendente! Bravissimo!

Beautiful lesson, thank you!

Another great video showing your amazing talent 🌟

Vamos maestro, ya casi 7 millones de subscriptores! Saludos 🇦🇷

Love your work.

All Beautiful, and enchanting.

All were beautiful, but especially loved the last four😊

I won't ever walk the same again... I will be hearing tempos and notes .. Thank you

Yes!! Thanks for the video!!

As soon as this video began, and you played the first couple of pieces, immediately into my mind came your last piece thinking, he must surely end with the third movement of Beethoven’s moonlight Sonata! Sure enough, there you were! 👌😁

Spot on, thank you 👍

Commendable demonstration; thank you

So enjoyed this video especially on the pieces you played a little longer like my favorite Polonaise! If you ever come to Southern California to perform, I sure want to know about it ❣️

🎂🍰🍾🎈♠🪄🎹 Wunderschön gespielt. Danke

I love the “not so” translations, and need to get them in my vocabulary. ❤

Bravo - Bravo - Maestro !

I feel like listening to this over and over and over.

You know it’s fast when he’s watching his hands and not staring into your soul

Meu, o low end do seu piano é brilhante. Mesmo com a compressão horrorosa do RU-vid, soa tão full! Brilliant!

Love ya number two we have too much work to do and thanks again for reminding me you and number one has the Con.❤

Tem alguma coisa que você não sabe tocar? Eu creio que não. Parabéns!.

Where’s my favorite tempo marking by Percy grainger in the gun sucker’s march? “VERY SLIGHTLY FASTER?” yes the question mark is written in too 💀

makes my hands hurt just watching...but i listen. Thank you for the lesson. I heart piano.

Klasse!😊Sehr vielseitig!

beautiful! i wish i could play like this :’)

Sensacional! A mais pura definição de empirismo musical

Both interesting and excellent!

This really makes me appreciate how much of an improvement BPM is.

Damn, smooth vibe 🔥

Good job number two proud of you Impressive and thanks for reminding me Brotherhood just got tired of doing all the work with no rewards.

Thank you !

Esse é bruxo

TORETTO Fast and Furious 258mph 10-s

BRAVO!

Beautiful❤

Thank you very much, Lord Vinheteiro! Especially for Beethoven and Chopin!)

Lordão para Ministro da Cultura!!

HELLO: "PROFESSOR." THANK YOU FOR THIS WONDERFUL INFORMATION. AND CAUSE YOU MADE NOT ONE MISTAKE. IS WAS EVEN MORE NICE TO WATCH. AND TO HEAR IT.

Maestoso: Oliver Cromwell; Lord Protector of England. Born in 1599, died in 1658 - September 🙂

The BUT NOT TOO MUCH are my fav tempo category BUT as an italian I m proud of all the tempo

👏. That viol is getting a good workout...

Your sound quality is way better than most recorded virtuoso performances on youtube ❤

Very good recording quality!

Ótimo!!! Obigrado!🥲

Very well done indeed.

Maestro !

This gentleman is a national treasure

Fantástico! Emocionante!

You know, Mr. Vinheteiro, if you ever toured, and included a stop in Los Ángeles, I would pay top dollar to see you play. You are amazing!

I absolutely love you.

actually you play very good!!

Excellent Faswest video

i KNEW what youd play for presto agitato :D

Difficult levels on piano: -Easy -Medium -Hard -When Vinheteiro looks keys.

Grats on 7m subs!!!

Браво!

Genius

que buena demostracion de los tiempos

Love this video. I love slow and romantic.

Bravo 👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌

*Boa maestro 🎶🎹*

Monstro do piano🫀

Amigo, me encantan sus videos, y porque nos gusta la bella música!!!... 👍👍

We once had a piece (sorry, I forget the name) marked "Molto Moderato." We could NOT figure out how you can get more medium than medium.

I knew from the very start that the third part of Moonlight Sonata would be included.