While I am sure that tempo potentially affects the human body in multiple ways, there is a strand of retail marketing literature that demonstrates some simple effects. In a retail environment, music with a fast tempo will cause patrons to pass through a store more quickly. Similarly, music with slower tempos can cause patrons to slow down their passage through a retail space. In some situations, a slower passage may be advantageous since it provides more opportunities for patrons to engage in window shopping and impulse buying.
Tempo giusto is literally translated from Italian as "the right tempo." Its meaning is debated. Some interpret it as simply meaning strict time, as opposed to rubato or other loose tempo indications. Others interpret it as meaning the tempo that feels right to the performer. There are also some who interpret "tempo giusto" as the average human heart rate, between 66 and 76 bpm. The exact meaning of this indication depends on the composer, the piece, and the context.
Tempo primo: first tempo. You changed tempo earlier, now go back to the original tempo
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Tempo di Marcia means "march tempo", or 120 beats per minute.
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