andantino movement

/ˌændənˈtiːnoʊ ˈmuːvmənt/

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  1. A section of a musical work that is marked andantino, indicating a moderately slow tempo, usually slightly faster than andante, although the exact meaning can vary by composer or tradition.

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    countableformal

    • "The second movement is an andantino movement for strings."B2
    • "The pianist gave the andantino movement a gentle, flowing character."C1
    • "In this symphony, the andantino movement provides a lyrical contrast to the energetic opening movement."C2

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