Leggiadramen’te

(It.) Neatly, elegantly, gracefully... Zeggia’dro, neat, Lipa elegant; in a brisk and cheerul style. Leggier a men’te, Leggier men’te (It. Tightly, swiftly...Leggic’re, light, etc...Leggicres’za, lightne , swiftne ... Leggie’ro, a direction indicating, in piano-technic, that the pa age is to be performed with as great lightne as is consistent with the degree of loudne required; generally in swift piano pa ages with little rhythmical’ emphasis. It differs from Legato in calling for a mere down-stroke of the fingers without pre ure, and with a quick, springy Tecoil...Z. con moto, lightly and swiftly. Le’gno, col (It.) “With the stick”; in violin-playing, a direction to let the stick of the bow fall on the strings.