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What is meant by "irama level"? how is it different from "tempo"?
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What is meant by "irama level"? how is it different from "tempo"?
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Irama level is used in gamelan (wait),and it does refer to tempo. Gamelan is music in Bali. It tells more of a story than tempo.It is a bigger pharse, also.
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