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pianissimo

UK
/pɪə.nɪˈsiː.məʊ/
US
/piˌæn.ɪˈsiː.moʊ/

Translations

pianissimonoun
pianissimos
pl
UK
/piːəˈnɪsɪməʊ/
US
/piəˈnɪsɪmoʊ/
pianissimoTerme musical ; désigne un passage très doux.
The composer marked the section with a pianissimo to create a gentle, soothing effect.
Le compositeur a indiqué la section avec un pianissimo pour créer un effet doux et apaisant.
pianissimoadjective
UK
/pɪə.nɪˈsiː.məʊ/
US
/piˌæn.ɪˈsiː.moʊ/
très douxMusique ; se dit d’un son très faible ou très discret.
The pianist played the piece in a pianissimo manner, creating a serene and delicate atmosphere.
Le pianiste a joué la pièce d’une manière très douce, créant une atmosphère sereine et délicate.
Additional translations
pianissimoTerme musical invariable, surtout dans les partitions.
Synonyms
very softly
quietly
faintly
subdued
Antonyms
forte
pianissimoadverb
UK
/piːəˈnɪsɪməʊ/
US
/piəˈnɪsɪmoʊ/
pianissimoTerme musical invariable ; indique une exécution très douce.
The pianist played the final notes pianissimo, creating a serene and delicate ending to the piece.
Le pianiste a joué les dernières notes pianissimo, créant une fin sereine et délicate à la pièce.
Synonyms
very softly
quietly
faintly
gently

Definitions

pianissimonoun
A musical term indicating that a passage should be played very softly.
The composer marked the section with a pianissimo to create a gentle, soothing effect.
pianissimoadjective
Very soft or quiet in sound.
The pianist played the piece in a pianissimo manner, creating a serene and delicate atmosphere.
pianissimoadverb
In a very soft or quiet manner, often used as a musical direction.
The pianist played the final notes pianissimo, creating a serene and delicate ending to the piece.
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