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Meanings of andante in English
Public transport ticketing system in the Porto metropolitan area, Portugal.
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Usage of andante in English
1
And it is really so; she is just what the andante is.
2
The andante was also liked, but the last allegro still more so.
3
Young Danner asked me how I intended to compose the andante.
4
In musical terms, this literary movement could be described as andante ma non troppo.
5
It was an andante in F minor, you know, and-
6
Tempo: Adagio lamentoso, with occasionally a rise to andante maesto.
7
Subtly the whip's caress became sharper, like a sonata moving from andante into allegro.
8
The touch of instrumentation in the andante of the "Surprise" is another instance.
9
In the beginning of spring, he started on the third movement, an andante with variations.
10
This latter Polonaise is preceded by an andante spianato in G in six-eight time, and unaccompanied.
11
He played the first movement prestissimo, the andante allegro and the rondo prestissimo with a vengeance.
12
Listen to that, he says, that beautiful andante.
13
But the subject rather requires an andante treatment.
14
This whispered conversation went on during the andante.
15
The third movement alternates a dance-like andante grazioso with a jig-like section that develops differently each time.
16
In crossing from Savoie into Dauphiné one seemed to hear the allegro movement after listening to the andante.
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Andante through the time