As a musician, I've often wondered how a performer whose native language contained such words as "allegro", "largo", "andante" interpreted those markings vs me, whose native language does not contain those words.
To me, "allegro" is a tempo marking, not a state of being, for the most part.
I'm not actually sure who is getting the short end of the stick, in this particular instance, to tell you the truth.
To me, "allegro" is a tempo marking, not a state of being, for the most part.
I'm not actually sure who is getting the short end of the stick, in this particular instance, to tell you the truth.