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Meanings of allegro in English
Russian
аллегро 
Train connection between Helsinki and Saint Petersburg.
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Usage of allegro in English
1
The andante was also liked, but the last allegro still more so.
2
He took the first part prestissimo-theAndante allegro-andthe Rondo more prestissimo still.
3
Igor Buketoff, the conductor keeps the tempo on the allegro side.
4
While the fiddler struck up an allegro finale, a new arrival joined the group.
5
Rose three days ago, and she has learned the allegro.
6
Tim's laugh was allegro and crescendo at the first, and staccato at the close.
7
Subtly the whip's caress became sharper, like a sonata moving from andante into allegro.
8
Of these are piano, violin, orchestra, canto, allegro, piazza, gazette, umbrella, gondola, bandit, etc.
9
The first movement is marked allegro non assai (quick, but not too quick).
10
He is always jamming the allegro into the adagio.
11
The third movement, allegro giocoso (giocoso primarily means jokingly), opens with full orchestra.
12
The fourth movement, again, is marked allegro energico epassionato (quick, energetically, and passionately).
13
Then an allegro, "Ecce enim veritatem dilexisti" to the "ossa humiliata."
14
The first part of it-anallegro in two-fourtime in A minor-wasringing in his head.
15
He played the first movement prestissimo, the andante allegro and the rondo prestissimo with a vengeance.
16
I did try it, and played the allegro.
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Allegro through the time