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L'istesso tempo means (A) slightly less tempo (B) more lively (C) the length of the beat remains the same (D) with increasing tempo

L'istesso tempo means (A) slightly less tempo (B) more lively (C) the length of the beat remains the same (D) with increasing tempo
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L'istesso tempo means

(A) slightly less tempo
(B) more lively
(C) the length of the beat remains the same
(D) with increasing tempo

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A slight less tempo
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