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Presto is faster with a tempo usually starting at 220 bpm

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Faster. Adagio runs from around 66 bpm to 72 bpm while allegro runs from around 120 bpm to 168 bpm.

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Yes. I found this on Wikipedia:

Andante --- at a walking pace (76--108 bpm)

Allegro --- fast and bright or "march tempo" (120--168 bpm)

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Yes, adagio in Italian means "at ease" and indicates a slow tempo in a piece of music. Andante means moderately slow, but not as slow.

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Allegro is faster than andante.

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Moderato is the slower of those two.

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Andante is slower.

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allegro is slower

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