Noun:

అడాగియో,

adagio's Usage Examples:

Amongst other movements, this tto includes an adagio entitled La Melancolie which provides more than its title might indicate; it is so grandiose, at times so majestically sombre, that the sentiment of melancholy one expects is overshadowed by ideas of a much higher and rare order.

follows: Un poco adagio - Allegro vivace (F♯ minor) Aria: Senza passione, ma espressivo (A major) Scherzo: Allegrissimo (F♯ minor) – Intermezzo: Lento.

since the music contained several movements, from excessively cheerful allegros to exaggerated tragic adagios, that contained parallels to Anna"s story.

instruments (for example, the string quartet portion of the adagio was rescored for violin, clarinet, oboe, and cello), or instruments that formerly had.

Adagio, 3 4 Presto, 4 4 Menuett and trio (Trio in A minor), 3 4 Allegro molto, 4 4 The entire first movement is slow, with the tempo marking adagio.

Gustav Mahler concluded his last completed Ninth Symphony with an adagio in D-flat major, rather than the home key of D major of the first movement.

We also have two adagios for violin with complete instrumental accompaniment which would cost 135.

She sang adagios with great passion and expression, but was not equally successful if such.

that typically has five parts, consisting of an entrée (introduction), an adagio, two variations (a solo for each dancer), and a coda (conclusion).

Many forms of adagio also incorporate throws and tosses; the male usually throws the female into somersaults, layouts, and other.

Dei is in B-flat minor, marked "molto adagio" (very slow) and "molto espressivo" (very expressive) and in the beginning "pp" (pianissimo, very soft).

different artistic poses, or performs tosses where the bottom mounter catches the top mounter again, it is considered adagio.

At bar 93 the tempo is marked Un pochett[ino] meno adagio (a little bit less slowly).

Synonyms:

piece, passage, piece of music, opus, musical composition, composition, musical passage,

Antonyms:

rush, increase, accelerate, hurried, sudden,