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allegro

/əˈleɡ.rəʊ/

Übersetzung: Musikalischer Begriff, der als Adjektiv verwendet wird, um ein Werk zu beschreiben, das in einem lebhaften, munteren und schnellen Tempo gespielt wird., Adverb in der Musiknotation, das ein lebhaftes, schnelles Tempo anzeigt; bezeichnet einen heiteren, flotten Vortrag., Ein Substantiv, das ein schnelles und lebhaftes Tempo in der Musik bezeichnet oder ein Musikstück bzw. einen Abschnitt, der in dieser Art gespielt wird.

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Wortbeziehungen

adjective

/əˈleɡ.rəʊ/C2formalart
  • deMusikalischer Begriff, der als Adjektiv verwendet wird, um ein Werk zu beschreiben, das in einem lebhaften, munteren und schnellen Tempo gespielt wird.

A musical term used as an adjective to describe a piece of music that is played in a brisk, lively, and fast tempo.

  1. Fast tempoB2formalart

    A musical term indicating a brisk and lively tempo, typically faster than andante but slower than presto.

    deSchnelles Tempo

    • The symphony's first movement is marked allegro.
    • The pianist played the allegro section with great energy.
    • The conductor instructed the orchestra to play the piece allegro.

    Synonymebriskfastlivelyquickrapid

    Antonymeadagiogravelento

  2. Lively musical passageB2formalart

    A musical composition or passage performed in a quick, lively manner.

    deAllegro

    • The allegro from the sonata was the highlight of the concert.
    • She practiced the allegro repeatedly to master the fast notes.
    • The composer wrote a beautiful allegro for the string quartet.

    Synonymeanimatedbriskfastlivelyquickrapidspirited

    Antonymeadagiolargolento

Formen
  • more allegro comparative form
  • most allegro superlative form
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adverb

/əˈleɪ.ɡrəʊ/C1formalart
  • deAdverb in der Musiknotation, das ein lebhaftes, schnelles Tempo anzeigt; bezeichnet einen heiteren, flotten Vortrag.

An adverb used in music notation meaning 'briskly' or 'at a lively, fast tempo.' It originates from Italian and is a standard tempo marking in musical scores, indicating a cheerful and quick pace.

  1. Brisk and lively tempoB2formal

    A musical direction indicating a fast, lively, and brisk tempo.

    deSchnell und lebhaft

    • The conductor instructed the orchestra to play the piece allegro.
    • The allegro section of the symphony was exhilarating.
    • She performed the sonata's allegro movement with great energy.

    Synonymebrisklylivelyquicklyrapidly

    Antonymeadagiogravelargolento

Formen
  • more allegro comparative form
  • most allegro superlative form
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noun

/əˈleɡ.rəʊ/C1formalart
  • deEin Substantiv, das ein schnelles und lebhaftes Tempo in der Musik bezeichnet oder ein Musikstück bzw. einen Abschnitt, der in dieser Art gespielt wird.

A noun referring to a brisk and lively tempo in music, or a musical composition or passage performed in such a manner.

  1. Brisk and lively tempoB2formalart

    A musical term indicating a fast, lively, and brisk tempo.

    deAllegro

    • The conductor instructed the orchestra to play the piece allegro.
    • The allegro section of the symphony was exhilarating.
    • She practiced the allegro passage until it was perfect.

    Antonymeadagiolargolento

  2. Musical composition or passageB2formalart

    A musical composition or a specific passage within a piece that is performed quickly and in a lively manner.

    deAllegro

    • The pianist performed a beautiful allegro by Mozart.
    • The allegro in the third movement was particularly challenging.
    • He composed a short allegro for the string quartet.
Formen
  • allegros plural form
  • allegros' possessive plural form
  • allegro's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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