andante

UK
/ænˈdænteɪ/
US
/ænˈdɑnteɪ/

Translations

andantenoun
andantes
pl
andanteTerme musical.
The symphony's second movement was marked andante, providing a gentle and flowing contrast to the lively first movement.
Le deuxième mouvement de la symphonie était marqué andante, offrant un contraste doux et fluide avec le premier mouvement plus vif.
Synonyms
slow tempo
walking pace
moderate tempo
andanteadjective
more andante
Comp.
most andante
Super.
UK
/ænˈdænteɪ/
US
/ænˈdɑnteɪ/
andanteTerme musical, invariable en français.
The andante movement of the symphony was both soothing and contemplative.
Le mouvement andante de la symphonie était à la fois apaisant et contemplatif.
andanteadverb
andanteTerme musical, invariable en français.
The orchestra played the piece andante, allowing the audience to savor each note.
L'orchestre a joué la pièce andante, permettant au public de savourer chaque note.
Synonyms
at a moderate pace

Definitions

andantenoun
A moderately slow tempo marking, typically used in music to indicate a walking pace.
The symphony's second movement was marked andante, providing a gentle and flowing contrast to the lively first movement.
andanteadjective
In a moderately slow tempo, typically used in music to indicate a pace that is slower than allegretto but faster than adagio.
The andante movement of the symphony was both soothing and contemplative.
andanteadverb
In a moderately slow tempo, typically used in music to indicate a walking pace.
The orchestra played the piece andante, allowing the audience to savor each note.