Mapeh

• Larghissimo


  Very, very slow (10 BPM and dunder)
• Grave


  Slow and solemn (20-40 BPM)
• Lento


  Slowly (40-45 BPM)
• Largo


  Broadly (45-50 BPM)
• Larghetto


  Rather broadly (50-55 BPM)
• Adagio


  Slow and stately (literally,"at ease") (55-65 BPM)
• Adagietto


  Rather slow (65-69 BPM)
• Andante moderato


  A bit slower than andante (69-72 BPM)
• Andante


  A walking pace (73-77 BPM)
• Andantino


  Slightly faster than andante (although in some cases it can be taken to mean slightly slower than andante) (78-83 BPM)
• Marcią moderato


  Moderately, in the manner of a march (83-85 BPM)
• Moderato


  Moderately (86-97 BPM)
• Allegretto


  Moderately fast (98-109 BPM)
• Allegro


  Fast, quickly and bright (109-132 BPM)
• Vivace


  Lively and fast (132-140 BPM)
• Vivacissimo


  Very fast and lively (140-150 BPM)
• Allegrissimo


  Very fast (150-167 BPM)
• Presto


  Very fast (168-177 BPM)
• Prestissimo


  Extremely fast (178 BPM and over)
• Types of earthquakes


  • Not felt on the surface, only detectable through sensitive seismometers
  • Hardly perceptible shocks and may be felt only slightly rear the epicenter
  • Very feeble shocks and felt near the epicenter, but causing little or no damage
  • Feeble shocks, but causing little or no damage
  • Moderate quake felt over wide areas, can cause local damages near the epicenter
  • Strong earthquake and clearly felt over a wide area near the epicenter, damage to poorly constructed buildings within 10 km
  • Major earthquake, can cause serious damage and possible loss of life
  • Great earthquake can cause widespread destruction and loss of life, considerable tsunamis are produced
  • Rare great earthquake; major damage and loss of life over a large region even more than 1,000 km from the epicenter