slow movements
Unhurried physical actions
Slow movements refers to a tempo or character marking in classical music, indicating passages played at a leisurely, unhurried pace.
In multi-movement works like symphonies or sonatas, the slow movement typically provides contrast and emotional depth between faster sections: The slow movement of Beethoven's Seventh is among his most beloved.
The term also describes gentle, deliberate physical motion: She made slow movements so as not to startle the cat.
- crawlMove slowly, low
- adagioSlow musical tempo
- ambleRelaxed, slow gait
- inchTwelfth of a foot
- glideMove with effortless continuity
erosion · legato · glacier · syrupy · wading · tectonics · tectonic plates · meander · processional · funeral march · lento · tai chi · moving meditation · largo · sedimentation · time lapse · snail · plod
- Tai Chitaijiquan, qigong, ward off, forms, stances
- ASMRwhispering, tingles, triggers, tapping, personal attention
- swaggerswagger, strut, strutting, peacocking, cockiness