allegro

• Termo musical usado como adjetivo para descrever uma peça executada em andamento vivo, animado e rápido. Também pode designar o próprio movimento ou trecho musical com esse andamento.

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.

   Tempo rápido

   • 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.

   Sinônimosbriskfastlivelyquickrapid

   Antônimosadagiogravelento

2. Lively musical passageB2formalart

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

   Alegro

   • 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.

   Sinônimosanimatedbriskfastlivelyquickrapidspirited

   Antônimosadagiolargolento

• Advérbio usado na notação musical, significando «vivamente» ou «em andamento vivo e rápido». Vem do italiano e é uma indicação padrão de andamento nas partituras, indicando um ritmo alegre e rápido.

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.

   Rápido e vivo

   • 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.

   Sinônimosbrisklylivelyquicklyrapidly

   Antônimosadagiogravelargolento

• Substantivo que designa um andamento rápido e vivo na música, ou uma peça ou trecho musical executado nesse andamento.

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.

   allegro

   • 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.

   Antônimosadagiolargolento

2. Musical composition or passageB2formalart

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

   Alegro

   • 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.