Andantino Tempo (BPM)
Andantino is an Italian tempo marking meaning little andante. In modern metronome terms it is generally taken as about 80–108 BPM — a little andante, gentle and flowing, slightly quicker than andante.
Note lengths at a typical andantino tempo (94 BPM)
Using 94 BPM as a representative andantino tempo. For any other BPM use the BPM to milliseconds converter.
| Note value | Milliseconds |
|---|---|
| Whole note (1/1) | 2553.19 ms |
| Half note (1/2) | 1276.60 ms |
| Quarter note (1/4, one beat) | 638.30 ms |
| Eighth note (1/8) | 319.15 ms |
| Sixteenth note (1/16) | 159.57 ms |
| Thirty-second note (1/32) | 79.79 ms |
| Bar in 4/4 | 2553.19 ms |
How andantino compares to nearby tempos
| Term | BPM band | Relationship to Andantino |
|---|---|---|
| Andante | 76–108 | slower than Andantino |
| Andantino | 80–108 | — you are here — |
| Moderato | 108–120 | faster than Andantino |
Frequently asked questions
- What BPM is Andantino?
- Andantino is generally taken as about 80–108 BPM — little andante, slightly quicker than andante.
- Is Andantino faster or slower than Moderato?
- Andantino is slower than Moderato. Moderato sits around 108–120 BPM, while Andantino is about 80–108 BPM, so Andantino is the calmer of the two.
- What is one beat in milliseconds at Andantino?
- At a typical 94 BPM, one beat (a quarter note) is 60000 ÷ 94 ≈ 638.30 ms. At 108 BPM it is about 555.56 ms; at 80 BPM about 750.00 ms.