(ਸੰਗੀਤ,

allargando's Usage Examples:

Toscanini consulted him personally about Verdi"s Te Deum, suggesting an allargando where it was not set out in the score.

aggiornamento bringing up to date, modernization allargando (music) decreasing in tempo; getting slower.

"Illuc enim ascenderunt" begins slightly slower (poco allargando) in the basses, again with ascending motifs.

if the tempo fluctuates as a function of time, such as in accelerando, allargando, or rubato, the line is respectively an upward- or downward-climbing one.

lapidation, lapidator, lapideous, lapidescence, lapidescent, lapidicolous, lapidification, lapillation, lapilli larg- large Latin largus allargando, enlarge,.

style of a march alla polacca In the style of a polonaise, a 3 4 dance allargando Broadening, becoming progressively slower allegretto A little lively,.

allargando to broaden allegretto (music) should be played.

lapidicolous, lapidification, lapillation, lapilli larg- large Latin largus allargando, enlarge, enlargement, largamente, largando, large, largess, largesse.

A: Main Theme (fortissimo); Grave, sempre allargando.

"from bar 321 Furtwängler imperiously asserts his presence with a gradual allargando building up to the colossal fortissimo of bar 330 followed by a timeless.

Synonyms:

decreasing,

Antonyms:

increasing, augmentative,