Meaning largo
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largo A broad, slow tempo that is dignified and stately in style. Largo is the slowest of tempo markings.
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largoin music instructions, "slowly and dignified," 1680s, from Italian largo, literally "broad" (see large (adj.)).
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largoV enlarge
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largo rather slow; stately
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largoslow and broad
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largoItalian tempo marking for slow, broad, and stately; also the name of a type of composition.
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largo – broadly; i.e., slowly
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largobroadly
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largo; larghetto Very slow tempo; less slow than largo.
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largoBroadly, slowly
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largoA very slow tempo.
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largo[It] slow and stately.
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largoVery slow and stately
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largotempo indication. Slow and broad. See also “tempo”.
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largo(It. broad, large) 1) Very slow tempo, considered the slowest tempo by some theorists, others place it between andante and adagio. 2) A movement of very slow speed.
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(music) a very slow tempo
(music) a musical piece or movement in such a tempo
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