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mosso

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mos·so  (môss)
adv. Music
With motion or animation. Used chiefly as a direction.

[Italian, past participle of muovere, to move, from Latin movre; see meu- in Indo-European roots.]

mosso [ˈmɒsəʊ]
adv
(Music, other) Music to be performed with rapidity See also meno mosso
[Italian, past participle of muovere to move]


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* Cannon's work is not unconnected with that of Mosso, who maintains, as the result of much experimental work, that "the seat of the emotions lies in the sympathetic nervous system.
In this case the Queen is Margherita of Italy and the professor is Signor Mosso, the astronomer, who studies the heavens from an observatory on Monte Rosa.
 
 
 
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