Largo (Adjective)
Meaning
Very slow in tempo and broad in manner.
Classification
All adjective clusters.
Examples
- The largo movement of the symphony was a soothing respite from the more energetic sections that came before.
- The largo pace of the funeral march was a fitting tribute to the deceased.
- The composer's use of largo tempo created a sense of mournful contemplation in the music.
- The largo rhythm of the piece was meant to evoke the feeling of a slow, winding river.
- The largo introduction to the concerto set the tone for a majestic and stately performance.