What does meno mosso poco string mean in piano terms?

meno mosso poco string means the strings turn slightly slower.

Poco meno mosso means slightly slower in music terminology. These three words appear together and cannot be expressed separately.

Slightly slower means that the playing speed is slightly slower than the current playing speed, while slightly slowed down means that the playing speed is slightly faster than the current playing speed.

String means string or string.

Strings generally refer to the string section (violin, viola, cello, double bass) in a Western orchestra. In terms of Western string instruments, the most common one is the string quartet (first violin, second violin, viola, cello), but the form is not fixed.

Stringed music: Pertaining to stringed instruments, stringed instrument players, or music played by stringed instruments.

Extended information

Music terminology refers to the professional terminology used to guide performers in music performances. These include musical elements such as speed, expression, intensity, mode, harmony, melody, etc.

Related music terms:

1. Grave (slow speed)

2. Largo (slightly slower speed)

3.Lento (slow)

4.Andante (slightly slower)

5.Moderato ( Medium speed)

6. Allegretto (slightly fast)

7. Allegro (fast)

8. Fastest ( Prestissimo) (rapid)

9. Original speed (A Tempo)

10. Slow down (Ritardando/rit/ritard)

11. Slightly faster (poco più mosso)