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Allegro (Noun)

A brisk and lively tempo.

Nouns denoting time and temporal relations.

The pianist attacked the allegro with vigor and precision, her fingers dancing across the keys.
The second movement of the symphony was marked allegro, contrasting sharply with the slow and mournful first movement.
The conductor raised his baton and the orchestra launched into the allegro, the music swirling and bursting with energy.
In music notation, allegro is indicated by the Italian word itself, often accompanied by a metronome marking to confirm the tempo.
Despite the complexity of the allegro, the violinist performed the intricate passages with ease and flair, her agility and technical skill on full display.

A musical composition or musical passage to be performed quickly in a brisk lively manner.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The pianist's fingers danced across the keyboard as she launched into the allegro of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 23.
The orchestra's spirited rendition of the allegro movement from Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 brought the audience to its feet.
The virtuosic allegro passages in the violin sonata required a level of technical skill that only a handful of players possessed.
The conductor's interpretation of the allegro section of the overture emphasized its light, playful qualities.
As the second movement of the symphony transitioned into the allegro, the music seemed to suddenly take flight, with notes tumbling out in a joyful cascade.