In that case we'd call it an interpretation of a musical piece or work. Any change to the notes, the way they're played by musicians, or the amounts of instruments involved in the recreation of the music other than what the original artist has intended, it's technically not the same piece. Buuut i digress, too..There is a limit to a human being's capability to play notes, and thus upper limit to the tempo of a music piece so there is a theoretical limit at which people can perform notes and switch chords (before the violin bursts into flames), but if we separate the chords for each instrument into two/three/four players, and have each player play every second/third/fourth note, you can multiply the speed by that factor, limited only by the capability to synchronize and coordinate at those speeds.
















