andantinoadj.n.
Music.
A. adj.
Of musical movement: orig. Rather slower than andante; but often taken to mean: With less of andante, i.e. rather quicker.
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society > leisure > the arts > music > musical sound > duration of notes > tempo > [adjective] > specific tempo
runningc1440
pronto1724
adagio1729
andante1742
amoroso1764
tittuping1772
allegretto1783
allegro1794
largo1795
andantino1819
furioso1823
adagietto1841
accelerando1842
rubato1846
bright1872
mosso1876
ritenuto1876
vivace1922
motoric1937
mouvementé1938
tranquillo1939
up tempo1948
downtempo1957
1819 Pantologia (new ed.) Andantino, in music, gentle, tender, and somewhat slower than andante.
1833 Penny Cycl. I. 514 It..seems to be agreed, that andantino now shall signify a movement quicker than andante—that it shall be the medium between the latter and allegretto.
B. n.
A movement or piece of this description.
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society > leisure > the arts > music > piece of music > type of piece > [noun] > piece in specific manner
amoroso1769
andante1785
maestoso1794
agitato1797
presto1842
andantino1845
scherzino1884
scherzetto1907
grandioso1914
strepitoso1966
society > leisure > the arts > music > piece of music > section of piece of music > [noun] > main division of opus > types of movement
allegro1683
amoroso1769
finale1783
adagio1785
andante1785
appassionato1838
trio1840
presto1842
andantino1845
adagietto1852
scherzo1852
scherzando1876
galanterie1911
1845 E. Holmes Life Mozart 166 To this succeeds an andantino in the form of an entr'acte.
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