Andante (Italian: walking) is used to indicate that the music should be played at walking pace. The diminutive andantino is ambiguous and means either a little faster or a little slower than andante, more often the former.

musical direction, "moderately slow," 1742, from Italian andante, present participle of andare "to go," from Vulgar Latin ambitare (source of Spanish andar "to go"), from [..]

Indicates a medium tempo of between 76 and 108 bpm

  A moderately slow tempo. Often considered to be a walking speed.

(n) a moderately slow tempo (a walking pace)(n) a musical composition or musical passage to be performed moderately slow(adj) (of tempo) moderately slow(adv) at a moderately slow tempo

  walking speed Moderately slow

rather slow, at a moderate pace.

Italian tempo marking meaning in a moderate rate, at a leisurely pace, easily flowing.

Moderately slow tempo, between allegro and adagio. Walking speed; medium.

At a moderate tempo (faster than adagio

 – at a walking pace; i.e., at a moderate tempo

at an easy walking pace

a musical term indicating a moderate tempo, at a walking pace, typically 72 to 108 bpm. See chart of tempo terms.

A moderate tempo.

At a moderate tempo

A moderate tempo or walking pace.

[It] at a walking pace.

At walking pace

Moderately slow

tempo indication. Literally "walking", a medium slow tempo. See also “tempo”.

(It. walking) 1) Moderately slow tempo, between allegro and adagio. 2) A movement of moderately slow tempo.