Allegro pronunciation: English [leɡr] American [leɡro? ]。

Allegro refers to the music rhythm with a beat rate of about 132 per minute.

brief introduction

Allegro, adagio, andante, adagio, etc. In music, the speed at which music moves according to different performance needs. Speed refers to the rate of jumping. It can be roughly divided into three categories: slow, fast and medium. ? Speed terms are usually written at the beginning of the score, mostly in Italian (sometimes in the mother tongue).

These rates can be seen on the music-specific metronome, and such marks are helpful for the conductor and the performer to play. Some composers are very strict about speed, and they will specify a specific performance time for the players.

Speed is an important content of music rhythm. The same three beats, fast speed will give people a lively and lively feeling, slow speed will get an elegant and leisurely effect. Usually, the fast pace is more exciting, which corresponds to our heartbeat and breathing during intense exercise, while the slow pace makes people calm and emotionally stable.

To put it bluntly, express excitement, excitement, joy and liveliness, in line with fast speed; Sunny and spring scenery in the garden are often accompanied by medium speed, while grand carols, sad elegies and deep memories are mostly accompanied by slow speed.