A quick and lively tempo that is faster than allegretto and slower than presto
in a quick and lively tempo; "play this section allegro"
A marking indicating a fast tempo.
Tempo term (Italian) meaning essentially "fast".
Italian tempo marking meaning vivacious, rapid, fairly fast
Italian for "merry" or "lively"; a musical direction.
Fast, lively; an indication of tempo used as a playing direction in music.
(it.) - Quick, fast, but not as fast as presto. [back
Fast, though not as fast as vivace or presto.
ah-lay-groh; ah-lay-greh-toh] (Italian) "Merry," "cheerful." Indicates a fast tempo. Allegretto is slightly slower than allegro and implies a lighter style.
Fast running and jumping movements; a fast dance.
Italian. A fast tempo. In Italian the word means lively or merry.
(''It.'') – "joyful" – Fast.
Lively in style and tempo.
A fast or moderately fast tempo.
Allegro is a 1947 theatre musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein and their fourth collaboration together. It is the first musical whose director (in this case, Agnes de Mille), was also the choreographer.