How do you pronounce Rubato (rhythm)?

Rubato (rhythm) is pronounced "/rʊˈbɑːtəʊ/".

What is the opposite of Rubato (rhythm)?

The opposite of Rubato (rhythm) includes: strict time, a tempo.

Rubato (rhythm)

A flexible approach to tempo in which some beats are slightly lengthened and others shortened for expressive effect.

About Rubato (rhythm)

RubatoRubatoFlexible, stolen timeView full entry → (from the Italian rubare, to steal) is the art of borrowing time from one note and repaying it to another, creating expressive elasticity within a phrasePhraseA complete musical thought, analogous to a sentence in spoken language.View full entry → without losing the overall sense of pulse. In its strictest historical sense, the melodyMelodyA sequence of single pitches perceived as a coherent musical line.View full entry → stretches and compresses whilst the accompaniment maintains a steady beatBeatThe basic unit of time in music — the regular pulse a listener feelsView full entry → — much as a jazz singer might lag behind or push ahead of the rhythmRhythmThe pattern of sounds and silences in time.View full entry → section.