moderato (Meaning)
Wordnet
moderato (s)
(of tempo) moderate
Webster
moderato (a. & adv.)
With a moderate degree of quickness; moderately.
Synonyms & Antonyms of moderato
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moderato Sentence Examples
- The pianist played the Moderato Allegro movement with exquisite precision.
- The conductor led the orchestra in a spirited rendition of the Moderato con moto.
- The Moderato assai tempo gave the singer ample time to convey the emotion of the lyrics.
- The Moderato cantabile provided a soothing and lyrical backdrop for the soloist.
- The composer used a Moderato alla marcia tempo to create a stately and dignified atmosphere.
- The Moderato maestoso evoked a sense of grandeur and solemnity.
- The Moderato espressivo allowed the violinist to express a wide range of emotions.
- The Moderato grazioso highlighted the delicate and graceful nature of the piece.
- The Moderato agitato conveyed a sense of urgency and intensity.
- The composer employed a Moderato rubato tempo to create a sense of freedom and spontaneity.
FAQs About the word moderato
(of tempo) moderateWith a moderate degree of quickness; moderately.
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The pianist played the Moderato Allegro movement with exquisite precision.
The conductor led the orchestra in a spirited rendition of the Moderato con moto.
The Moderato assai tempo gave the singer ample time to convey the emotion of the lyrics.
The Moderato cantabile provided a soothing and lyrical backdrop for the soloist.
