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Meaning of "andantino"
andantino: 'Andantino' is a noun in music, representing a tempo that is slightly faster than andante but not as fast as allegretto
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- Of a tempo that is slightly faster than andante but slower than moderato.
- A piece of music played in this style.
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The music returns to the andantino tempo.
Andantino investment company.
A polychord opens the Andantino introduction.
Andantino et rondo op.
Allegro tranquillo Andantino Un poco allegretto.
Andantino opens the set with a long, reflective melody that develops into a rapid climax.
The second movement starts with a slow andantino section, then progresses into a lively allegro presto.
The leader of an anti-government group called Andantino.
Listening to the Andantino makes me want to be a trout myself.
There is also an alternative slow movement, marked Andantino grazioso.
The driving force behind Andantino is a team of three experienced real estate people.
It consists of four pieces or sections, Andante, Molto adagio, Andantino and Presto.
Emmanuel, Andantino for organ.
Andantino scherzante, III.
Theme and Variations, Andantino cantabile.
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Andantino con moto = = = This arabesque is in the key of E major.
It has four movements: Allegretto Andantino Allegretto - AllegrettoPlaying time is approximately 25 minutes.
Manufactured by, Andantino.
Amongst his minor works is an Andantino for Concertina and Fortepiano written in 1858.
Amongst his compositions of light music is an Andantino for Concertina and Fortepiano written in 1858.
The work consists of three movements, Largamente - Allegro Andantino CommodoA typical performance lasts about 12 minutes.
It is written in two mouvements, Andantino - Allegretto Presto.
