mosso

mosso m (plural mossos, feminine mossa) porter, bellboy, bellhop. waiter, steward. lad, boy synonym ▲ Synonym: fadrí police officer.

Definitions of meno mosso. played at reduced speed; less rapid. type of: pacing, tempo. (music) the speed at which a composition is to be played.

adjective. choppy [adjective] (of the sea) rough.

The Mossos d'Esquadra are a police force of the Spanish state placed under the authority of the Generalitat de Catalunya within the territory of the autonomous community of Catalonia.

How to use mosso in a sentence. In true Italian style, mosso asked: “Do the bells make you think of a prayer?” The trio (poco piu mosso), the more original portion of the Mazurka, reappears in a slightly altered form in later mazurkas.

Poco piu mosso. . . . A little faster. Poco meno . . . . . . A little slower.

Answer and Explanation: In music terms, "poco meno mosso" means a little less motion. In other words, it refers to slowing things down with a slower tempo and diminished motion. "Poco meno mosso" is an Italian phrase which translates as "less quickly." The opposite in Italian is "poco piu mosso," which means faster.

Lentando – gradual slowing and softer. Meno mosso – less movement or slower. Mosso – movement, more lively, or quicker, much like più mosso, but not as extreme. Più mosso – more movement or faster.

moça [ˈmosu , ˈmosa] adjective. young. masculine noun. young man, lad.

Italian translation of 'murder'

I recently changed my mind about opting for Italian musical terms in my scores. It came after receiving a new score with Italian marking such as Più Mosso and Meno Mosso, among others.

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