I'm unable to listen to audio examples directly. However, I can help you understand how to analyze tempo and dynamics in music.
Tempo: In the first minute of a piece, you can describe the tempo by noting if it is slow, moderate, or fast. You might also mention the beats per minute (BPM) if you can determine that. Additionally, you can describe the feel of the music, such as whether it has a steady, driving rhythm or a more fluid, free tempo.
Dynamics: At the beginning of a piece, dynamics refers to the volume level of the music. You might describe it as soft (piano), loud (forte), or somewhere in between. If there are any crescendos (gradually getting louder) or decrescendos (gradually getting softer), you can mention those as well.
If you can provide more details from the musical example you're referencing, I'd be happy to help you analyze it!
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