vivace
/vɪˈvɑːtʃeɪ/
adverb
- In a lively, brisk manner (used as a musical direction).
- She practiced the sonata vivace to capture its joyful spirit.
- The final movement was marked vivace, so the tempo was fast and energetic.
- The conductor instructed the orchestra to play the piece vivace.
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adjective
- Lively and brisk in tempo (used in music).
- He prefers vivace pieces because they are full of energy.
- The vivace section of the symphony was the most exciting part.
- The composer wrote a vivace allegro for the opening.
noun
- A lively piece or passage of music.
- The band ended the concert with a fast vivace.
- She composed a short vivace for her final project.
- The pianist played a vivace that delighted the audience.