molto
Score's "extremely" marker
Molto is Italian for "very" or "much," used in English almost exclusively in musical directions: molto allegro (very fast), molto crescendo (with much increase in volume).
Outside music notation, the word appears mainly for Italian flavor or comic effect.
To high degree
- extremelyTo an intense degree
- muchGreat quantity or degree
- highlyTo great extent
- greatlyTo significant degree
immensely · exceedingly · remarkably · exceptionally · intensely · profoundly · particularly · especially
Brisk tempo marking
- adagioSlow musical tempo
- vivaceLively musical tempo
- andanteWalking-pace tempo marking
- crescendoGradual increase in loudness
diminuendo · fortissimo · pianissimo · legato · staccato · rubato · ritardando · accelerando
very
To high degree
greatly · immensely · exceedingly · remarkably · exceptionally · intensely · profoundly · particularly · especially · considerably
allegro
Brisk tempo marking
crescendo · diminuendo · fortissimo · pianissimo · legato · staccato · rubato · ritardando · accelerando · cantabile
grazie
Italian for thanks
prego · signore · espresso · cappuccino · pasta · pizza · gelato · prosciutto · risotto · dolce