allegro in Greek
allegro in Greek is αλλέγκρο — allegro means a musical tempo marking meaning fast and lively, or a passage played at that speed.
allegro in Greek
αλλέγκρο
Pronounced: allegro
(music) in a quick and lively manner
αλλέγκρο
Pronounced: allegro
(music) A tempo mark directing that a passage is to be played in a quick, lively tempo, faster than allegretto but slower than presto.
What does "allegro" mean?
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noun A musical tempo marking meaning fast and lively, or a passage played at that speed.
"The symphony opens with a brisk allegro."
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adverb In music, played at a quick, lively pace.
"The score is marked to be played allegro."
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allegro in a sentence
- The symphony opens with a brisk allegro.
- The pianist raced through the allegro section.
- The score is marked to be played allegro.
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What is "allegro" in Greek?
"allegro" in Greek is αλλέγκρο. allegro means: A musical tempo marking meaning fast and lively, or a passage played at that speed.
How do you pronounce αλλέγκρο?
"allegro" in Greek is αλλέγκρο, pronounced "allegro".
How do you use "allegro" in a sentence?
Example: "The symphony opens with a brisk allegro." In Greek, "allegro" is αλλέγκρο.
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