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What does the italian term allegro mean at the top of the piece
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What does the italian term allegro mean at the top of the piece

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Allegro in a piece of music is a tempo marking, usually fast paced. The range is 110 to 132 beats per minute. Hope this helps! :)
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Allegro in Italian means a Cheerful...
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