vivace

• Termo musical italiano usado como adjetivo para indicar que a peça deve ser executada de forma viva, animada e energética.

A musical term used as an adjective to indicate a piece should be performed in a lively, brisk, and spirited manner.

1. Very fast and lively tempoC1formal

   A musical term indicating a very fast and lively pace, often used to describe the tempo of a piece.

   Tempo muito rápido e vivo

   • The orchestra played the final movement vivace.
   • The composer marked the score as vivace to convey energy.
   • The pianist performed the vivace section with great enthusiasm.

   Sinônimosanimatedbriskfastlivelyquickrapidspirited

• Advérbio de origem italiana usado principalmente na música para indicar um andamento vivo, animado e energético, mais rápido que o allegro, mas não tão rápido quanto o presto. Em sentido mais amplo, pode significar de modo vivo, animado ou cheio de energia.

An adverb borrowed from Italian, used primarily in music to indicate a lively, brisk, and spirited tempo. It instructs the performer to play with vivacity and energy, faster than allegro but not as fast as presto.

1. Lively, in musicC1formal

   A musical direction indicating that a passage should be performed in a lively, brisk, and spirited manner.

   Vivace, na música

   • The conductor instructed the orchestra to play the final movement vivace.
   • The piece is marked vivace, so it should be played with energy and speed.
   • The pianist performed the vivace section with remarkable agility.

   Sinônimosanimatedbrisklivelyspirited