1. Melancholico

Melancholico, which means sacred music, generally refers to music played in foreign churches, such as praying or praying.

2, cantando

cantando, like a song.

3, Meno tempo

Meno tempo, slow tempo or slow beat.

4. a tempo

a tempo means to return to the original speed in piano music.

5. Allegro

Allegro, which stands for Allegro and Fast in musical terms. Allegro, Adagio, Andante, Adagio, etc. in music indicate the speed at which music moves according to different performance needs.

Extended information:

Introduction of musical terms related to speed:

1. Grave

Grave, a musical speed term, means 4 beats per minute, which means heavy, solemn and extremely slow.

2. Lento

Adagio, slow. Common in the second movement of symphony or concerto, 52 beats per minute.

3. Andante?

Andante, in Italian, refers to a slightly slow speed with elegant emotions, belonging to medium adagio, with 66 beats per minute.

4. Allegro

Allegro can play a musical rhythm with a beat rate of about 132 per minute.

5. presto

presto means that the beat rate is 184 beats per minute. Speed terms are usually written at the beginning of the score.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Music Terms.