[DOC] [TLE] List of Italian musical terms used in English - Wikipedia [PAR] Many musical terms are in Italian, because many of the most important early 
composers from the Renaissance to the Baroque period were Italian, and that 
period is when numerous musical indications .... and dignified. Larghetto, a little 
bit broad, Not as slow as largo ... Marcato, marked, A note played forcefully. 
Mezzo forte... [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of musical terminology - Wikipedia [PAR] This is a list of musical terms that are likely to be encountered in printed scores, 
music reviews, ... Most of the terms are Italian (see also Italian musical terms 
used in English), in accordance with the Italian origins ... adagietto: Rather slow (
but faster than adagio); adagio: At ease (i.e. play slowly); adagissimo: Very, very 
slow... [DOC] [TLE] Musical Terms: The Classic FM musical dictionary - classicfm.com ... [PAR] Oct 20, 2014 ... Meaning the music should be played slowly. Barber's ... A lively piece of music, 
usually free in its form and short. ... The Italian word for Bassoon. ... An instruction 
meaning the music is usually slow in speed, or broad in tempo. .... Tempo 
indications are given either at the beginning of a piece, or within it. [DOC] [TLE] Tempo Markings [PAR] Tempo means time in Italian. ... adagio: very slow. allegretto: fairly quick, slightly 
slower than allegro. allegro: lively, rather quick. ... less slow than largo. largo: 
slow and broad. lentamente: slowly. lento: slow. moderato: moderate ... Dance 
music was played at a certain tempo, depending on its style, so as to be 
danceable. [DOC] [TLE] Musical Dictionary! Piano Terms and Definitions. Dictionary for ... [PAR] 8va, 8vb  8va instructs the performer to play the notes one octave away from ... 
adagio  tempo indication. Slow. Faster than largo and slower than lento. ... The 
idea is to produce the overall effect of the feel of the music becoming more broad. 
... Italian words: ancora pi forte essentially meaning to perform even louder. [DOC] [TLE] Music Terminology - Road Ready Cases [PAR] Largo  Largo, translated literally from Italian, means broad. In a musical context, 
it is an instruction to play slowly. Legato  When notes are ... beat that occurs in a 
piece of music. For example, a waltz is very distinctive by its three-beat rhythm. [DOC] [TLE] Music Theory Dictionary - The Method Behind the Music [PAR] Directs the musicians to play with gradually increasing tempo. Accidental ... A 
slow tempo. Affrettando ... In Italian the word means lively or merry. Andante ... 
Beam: A broad, straight line connecting two or more eighth notes. Beat: The .... 
Ledger Line: A small line written above or below the staff to extend its range. 
Leggiero... [DOC] [TLE] Musical Terms - Shine Music School [PAR] Allegretto - moderately fast; slightly slower than allegro ... Largo - slowly and 
stately, broad ... Loco - at the normal pitch (generally after playing an octave 
higher) ... symbol placed over a note or rest to be extended beyond its normal 
duration. [DOC] [TLE] Musical Term Glossary | howtoplaypiano.ca [PAR] It's very importaint to understand the meanings of the terms in your pieces. ... 
used to mean slightly slower than andante); a niente  to nothing; an indication to 
make a ... In music for piano, this is sometimes a solution in playing a wide-
ranging chord .... eco  the Italian word for echo; an effect in which a group of 
notes is... [DOC] [TLE] Goodwin's High End - Glossary of Tempo Markings [PAR] In classical music the most common tempo markings are in Italian, though ... 
extremely slow, but not as slow as larghissimo ... broad, very slow and dignified 
.... pi  more, as in pi allegro; used as a relative indication when the tempo 
changes ... appassionato  to play passionately; brioso  vigorously (same as 
con brio)... [DOC] [TLE] Musical Terminology Glossary - Translation Directory [PAR]

Question: Italian for "broad", it's an indication to play slowly
Answer: Largo