adagio

/uh-dah-joh, -zhee-oh; Italian ah-dah-jaw/US // əˈdɑ dʒoʊ, -ʒiˌoʊ; Italian ɑˈdɑ dʒɔ //UK // (əˈdɑːdʒɪˌəʊ, Italian aˈdadʒo) music //

锛屾嚁瓒,锛屾嚁瓒瓒

Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

adj.形容词 adjective

n.名词 noun

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plural a·da·gios.
- : Music. an adagio movement or piece.
- : Dance. a sequence of well-controlled, graceful movements performed as a display of skill.a duet by a man and a woman or mixed trio emphasizing difficult technical feats. a love-duet sequence in a pas de deux.

Kellow thinks “moved at a perfect adagio tempo that was nevertheless surprisingly novel and hardly ever dull.”
The coming of the storm (repetition of the theme which follows the adagio and the further development of it).
After the adagio from the First Symphony—also included in the programme—even a slight hissing was heard.
Karasowski says mistakingly that the movement referred to is the Adagio of the E minor Concerto.
And Schumann exclaims: "What are ten editorial crowns compared to one such Adagio as that in the second concerto!"
The Adagio is very fine in its way, but such is its cloying sweetness that one longs for something bracing and active.