Definition of meno mosso in English:

meno mosso

adverb & adjectiveˌmɛnəʊ ˈmɒsəʊˌmenō ˈmäsō

Music

(especially as a direction) less quickly.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although written in three parts, Andante-Allegro energico, Meno mosso and Tempo I, the concerto was not conceived to have separate movements, and these parts should be considered more as sections within a one movement work, and are joined together without pause.
- They generally designate a gradual change in tempo; for immediate tempo shifts, composers normally just provide the designation for the new tempo. (Note, however, that when Più Mosso or Meno Mosso appears in large type above the staff, it functions as a new tempo, and thus implies an immediate change.)

Origin

Italian.

Definition of meno mosso in US English:

meno mosso

adverb & adjectiveˌmenō ˈmäsō

Music

(especially as a direction) less quickly.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although written in three parts, Andante-Allegro energico, Meno mosso and Tempo I, the concerto was not conceived to have separate movements, and these parts should be considered more as sections within a one movement work, and are joined together without pause.
- They generally designate a gradual change in tempo; for immediate tempo shifts, composers normally just provide the designation for the new tempo. (Note, however, that when Più Mosso or Meno Mosso appears in large type above the staff, it functions as a new tempo, and thus implies an immediate change.)

Origin

Italian.

单词	meno mosso
释义	Definition of meno mosso in English: meno mosso adverb & adjectiveˌmɛnəʊ ˈmɒsəʊˌmenō ˈmäsō Music (especially as a direction) less quickly. Example sentencesExamples Although written in three parts, Andante-Allegro energico, Meno mosso and Tempo I, the concerto was not conceived to have separate movements, and these parts should be considered more as sections within a one movement work, and are joined together without pause. They generally designate a gradual change in tempo; for immediate tempo shifts, composers normally just provide the designation for the new tempo. (Note, however, that when Più Mosso or Meno Mosso appears in large type above the staff, it functions as a new tempo, and thus implies an immediate change.) Origin Italian. Definition of meno mosso in US English: meno mosso adverb & adjectiveˌmenō ˈmäsō Music (especially as a direction) less quickly. Example sentencesExamples Although written in three parts, Andante-Allegro energico, Meno mosso and Tempo I, the concerto was not conceived to have separate movements, and these parts should be considered more as sections within a one movement work, and are joined together without pause. They generally designate a gradual change in tempo; for immediate tempo shifts, composers normally just provide the designation for the new tempo. (Note, however, that when Più Mosso or Meno Mosso appears in large type above the staff, it functions as a new tempo, and thus implies an immediate change.) Origin Italian.
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