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Posted: 12/1/08 at 12:41am
Quoted from tvtropes.org
The moment in a song where the refrain comes around for one last time, tempo dramatically slows down, and volume increases to full. Tempo often increases a few bars after for a flashy finish. Common in modern production numbers, where the entire ensemble gets to sing and tap their hearts out. It doesn't have to be the entire chorus, though... or from a musical.
There are some examples listed on the page that describes it, but does anyone know any other things that it forgot to mention, including some that already has a tempo slow down and volume pump up, but then soon after, the tempo slows down even FURTHER and the volume goes up EVEN HIGHER??
The moment in a song where the refrain comes around for one last time, tempo dramatically slows down, and volume increases to full. Tempo often increases a few bars after for a flashy finish. Common in modern production numbers, where the entire ensemble gets to sing and tap their hearts out. It doesn't have to be the entire chorus, though... or from a musical.
There are some examples listed on the page that describes it, but does anyone know any other things that it forgot to mention, including some that already has a tempo slow down and volume pump up, but then soon after, the tempo slows down even FURTHER and the volume goes up EVEN HIGHER??
"How could she just suddenly, completely disappear into thin water?" - The Little Mermaid
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