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AssaiAssai (Italian: very) appears often in speed indications to performers, as in allegro assai (very fast).
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AssaiTerm typically used to modify tempo markings in a composition. For example, the term allegro assai would mean "very fast". Some composers have used it to mean rather as opposed to "very [..]
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Assai Assai means "very" in Italian. It modifies other terms when added to them, e.g.
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Assai very eg: allegro assai = very fast
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Assaivery, extremely
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Assai – very
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Assaivery
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Assai[It] quite, very, sufficiently.
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AssaiVery
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Assailiterally means “much” or “very much”. One common usage is “allegro assai” meaning very fast.
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Assain. "assay, test; experiment, evidence; attempt, effort," s.v. assay OED. KEY: assai@n
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Assain 16 assay 14 assayes 2
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