legatura
The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 318
vo'-che)di voce (le-ga-too'-ra de with considerable percu ion, but with It. In vocal music a group or series of the slightest amount of force. In in notes to be sung in one breath to one struments of the violin family leggiero syllable, pa ages are played by diminishing the legend Eng. n. pre ure of the bow on the strings. legende (la-zhand) Fr. n. leggierezza Lightne ; (led-ja^ret'-tsa) nimblene ; It.delicacy; adj. Legende (la-gen'-de) Ger. n. signifying a light elastic style. A romantic composition based on a ballad or narrative poem which serves leggiermente See leggieramente. (led-jar-men'-te) It. adv. either as text or program. leggiero Light, (led-ja'-ro) easy, nimble.It. adj. Abbr. legg.,
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