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grazioso

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gra·zi·o·so  (gräts-s, -z)
adv. & adj. Music
In a graceful, smooth manner. Used chiefly as a direction.

[Italian, from Latin grtisus, gracious, agreeable; see gracious.]


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His lovely interplay with the solo cello and its accompanying fellows in the limpid third movement was memorable, and the final Allegretto grazioso movement was tremendously Brahmsian, in that sly but soulful way his music can have.
The first one, especially, the Allegretto grazioso, Op.
In fact, as the minister of the duke, Grazioso Graziosi, reported, lines formed outside the church for three days after the unveiling of the painting.
 
 
 
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