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Think about how music signals it’s time for award recipients to wrap up their acceptance speeches. You can use music as a prompt whether your event involves speakers (such as an awards ceremony), social togetherness (such as a wedding or anniversary celebration), or professional interactions ( such as a conference with breaks between seminars). 
In general, use down-tempo music when you want to encourage people to linger, whether that’s in a restaurant, a networking event, or in the exhibit room at a trade show. More lingering can lead to more chatting with salespeople and perhaps more purchasing. In a restaurant setting, down-tempo music has been found to increase the length of stay and the amount of money people spend on drinks. 
Up-tempo music, on the other hand, encourages people to get a move on. Restaurants use it to encourage table turnover, but it can also work for the last few minutes of a break between seminars to encourage participants to wrap up their conversations and find their next session