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parlando
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par·lan·do  (pär-länd) also par·lan·te (-t)
adv. & adj. Music
To be sung in a style suggestive of speech. Used chiefly as a direction.
[Italian, present participle of parlare, to speak, from Vulgar Latin *paraulre; see parley.]
parlando [pɑːˈlændəʊ]
adj & adv
(Music, other) Music to be performed as though speaking
[Italian: speaking, from parlare to speak]
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and his wife Elaine of Worcester; two granddaughters: Lauren Jasukonis of Shrewsbury and Elizabeth Jasukonis of Worcester; a sister, Ruth Parlante of Shrewsbury; her former son-in-law, Mark Jasukonis of Worcester; many nieces and nephews.
Lena B. (Molinari) Triola by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Per capire in cosa, effettivamente, consista questo valore magico che Levi affida alla parola, necessita leggere un brano--forse, apparentemente poco significativo--dell'Orologio, in cui emerge la concezione secondo la quale il parlare si rivela essere una sorta di azione rituale, mentre il parlante sembra assolvere alla funzione, per cosi dire, di sacerdote e di vate ad un tempo: [.
<>, un viaggio che si eleva a ... by de Marco, Giuseppe / Italica
Hartley disposed stone and iron with articulate gravity and functional grace; yet his powerful architecture parlante also ran to maniacally fortified towers and gates of minatory grimness.
Shifted tideways: Liverpool's changing fortunes by Hatton, Brian / The Architectural Review
 
 
 
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