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maestoso

/maɪˈstoʊzoʊ/
adverb
  1. In a majestic and dignified manner, used as a musical direction.
    • The conductor instructed the pianist to play the passage maestoso, emphasizing its grandeur.
    • The piece begins maestoso, setting a solemn and noble tone.
    • The orchestra played the final movement maestoso, with great power and grace.
adjective
  1. Describing a musical passage that is majestic and dignified.
    • The maestoso section of the symphony is the most memorable part.
    • The composer marked the score with a maestoso tempo.
    • She practiced the maestoso theme until it sounded truly grand.
Synonyms
statelymajesticgrand
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