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fuori tempo - translation to English

MAGAZINE FROM SERBIA
Tempo magazine; Tempo magazin; Magazin Tempo; Magazine Tempo; Tempo (Serbia magazine); Tempo 21

fuori tempo      
overtime
allegro moderato         
  • A Wittner electronic metronome
MUSICAL CONCEPT INDICATING TO THE SPEED OF INTERPRETATION
Ritardando; Beats per minute; Beats Per Minute; Larghetto; Prestissimo; Allegretto; Ralantando; Allentando; Beats-per-minute; Rallentando; Molto allegro; Tempos; Molto Vivace; Tempo (music); Adagio sostenuto; Presto agitato; Allegro (music); Largo (music); Adagio (music); Presto (music); Rall.; Piu mosso; Più lento; Più mosso; Music speeds; Allegro assai; Andante (music); Ritard; Meno mosso; Bars per minute; Musical tempo; Kräftig; B/m; Kraftig; Piu lento; Allegro Ma non Troppo; Measures per minute; Larghissimo; Tempo markings; Grave (music); Ritardano; Andantino (music); Lentando; Leggiadro; Midtempo; Doppio piu mosso; Doppio piu lento; Mälzel Metronome; Allegro Molto; BPM (music); Ritenuto; Grave (tempo); Mid-tempo; Tardando; Tempo and expression marks; Vivace; Non tanto; Allegro Con Brio; Up tempo; Musical timing; Retardando; Molto adagio; Allegro moderato (music); Allegro moderato; Andante (tempo); Adagio (tempo); Allegro (tempo); Lento (music); Vivacissimamente; Vivacissimo; Allegro con brio; Accelerando (tempo); Slow tempo
allegro moderato
out of tune with the times      
fuori tempo

Definition

rubato
[r?'b?:t??]
(also tempo rubato)
¦ noun (plural rubatos or rubati -ti) Music the temporary disregard for strict tempo to allow an expressive quickening or slackening.
Origin
Ital., lit. 'robbed'.

Wikipedia

Tempo (Serbian magazine)

Tempo (Serbian Cyrillic: Teмпo) was a Serbia-based magazine devoted to sports, published weekly.