allegro movement

/ˈæl.əˌɡroʊ ˈmuː.və.mənt/

noun

  1. A section of a musical composition, typically a classical one, that is played at a fast or lively tempo.

    B2

    countableformal

    • "The orchestra began the symphony with an energetic allegro movement."B1
    • "In the concerto, the allegro movement contrasted with the slower adagio."B2
    • "The pianist performed the final allegro movement with great precision."B2

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