espressivo (Meaning)
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espressivo (a.)
With expression.
Synonyms & Antonyms of espressivo
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
espressivo Sentence Examples
- The pianist's espressivo playing conveyed the deep emotions of the composer.
- The singer's espressivo interpretation of the aria brought tears to the audience's eyes.
- The conductor's espressivo gestures inspired the orchestra to deliver a truly moving performance.
- The espressivo tone of the violin soloist captivated the audience with its beauty and expressiveness.
- The composer's use of espressivo dynamics created a sense of ebb and flow that heightened the emotional impact of the music.
- The espressivo markings in the score guided the musicians to play with great feeling and intensity.
- The espressivo quality of the choir's singing added a layer of depth and richness to the performance.
- The espressivo phrasing of the cellist brought out the lyrical qualities of the melody.
- The espressivo articulation of the flute player added a sense of delicacy and grace to the piece.
- The espressivo tempo of the piece allowed the musicians to fully explore the emotional range of the music.
FAQs About the word espressivo
With expression.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pianist's espressivo playing conveyed the deep emotions of the composer.
The singer's espressivo interpretation of the aria brought tears to the audience's eyes.
The conductor's espressivo gestures inspired the orchestra to deliver a truly moving performance.
The espressivo tone of the violin soloist captivated the audience with its beauty and expressiveness.
