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Tempo markings at the beginning of a score indicate a mandated tempo that should not be changed throughout the entire piece. A. True B.False

Tempo markings at the beginning of a score indicate a mandated tempo that should not be changed throughout the entire piece. A. True B.False
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Tempo markings at the beginning of a score indicate a mandated tempo that should not be changed throughout the entire piece.

A. True
B.False

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True. The tempo should be maintained unless otherwise denoted (rit., rall., accel., etc.)

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