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scherzando
[ skert-sahn-doh, -san- ]
adjective
- (a musical direction) playful; sportive.
scherzando
/ skɛəˈtsændəʊ /
adjective
- to be performed in a light-hearted manner
noun
- a movement, passage, etc, directed to be performed in this way
Word History and Origins
Origin of scherzando1
Word History and Origins
Origin of scherzando1
Example Sentences
The two brought mystery and danger to the conspiratorial Allegro scherzando and prayerful tenderness to the Adagio, with just a hint of impatience simmering beneath the surface.
After a slow, mysterious opening passage the score becomes a mercurial scherzando.
The third movement, a Scherzando Vivace, became in the Emerson’s reading a strange, stylized alternation of halting indecision and headlong drive.
Nedda laughs uproariously at his confession, and with heartless sarcasm she quotes the scherzando music of the prospective play-scene, and says he must save his fine love-making for the stage.
This time-stands-still introduction breaks into a mysterious scherzando.
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