Meanings of lento in English

The tempo, marked in both editions, lento assai, is fast.

All the editions are lento with alla breve.

Peculiar as it sounds, cosmic disco existed, which doesn't seem to be something you can say about disco lento.

Exquisitely poised are his pinions for flight, and in the piu lento he wheels significantly and majestically about in the blue.

The return of this piu lento, after the repeat of the first section, is very fine and beneficently refreshing, like nature after a storm.

The piu lento is certainly one of the most scherzo-like thoughts in Chopin's scherzos-solight and joyful, yet a volcano is murmuring under this serenity.

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The Allegro seems a mere irruption; for the Lento prelude reappears in full solemnity.

With regard to the above-named Lento ma non troppo (Op.

The Lento's oboe and cello melodies were as achingly beautiful as anything from his later works.

The slow time (Lento) shows the great importance which is to be attached to it.

The theme has an entirely new ring and answer when it enters Allegro after the Lento prelude.

The Lento was melancholy and introspective with its beautiful cello and viola section before the concerto's abrupt ending.

Men of septemviral rank, Lento and Nucula, and then that delight and darling of the Roman people, Lucius Antonius.

'Presto' signifies 'turn over,' 'Lento' 'with style.'

Conductor Clark Rundell brought an expansive richness to the string processionals of Howard Skempton's Lento, conceived as a companion to Wagner's Prelude to Parsifal.