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poco a poco

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po·co a po·co  (pk ä pk)
adv. Music
Little by little; gradually. Used chiefly as a direction.

[Italian : poco, little + a, by + poco, little.]

poco a poco
adv
(Music, other) (in combination) Music little by little poco a poco rall
[Italian]


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