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1 Certain learned and well-intentioned persons endeavor to compare this music with ours, and we surprise in some of the modern editions instances of molto expressivo which seem to be good guesses.

2 IV.—The last number begins with the motive of the sea, like the first, but Allegro molto, again followed by the phrase of the story teller.

3 II.—The second movement, Allegro molto, is a complete change from introspection and passion to an abandon as of primitive dance.

4 He danced with you at Court and finds you molto simpatica.

5 The third movement of Beethoven's seventh symphony contains an interlude molto meno mosso.

6 But he also imparted propulsive energy as needed, in the Allegro molto second movement and especially in the composer’s trademark evocation of cascading bells in the finale.

7 This is marked "molto vivace," and the character of the entire movement is thus appropriately indicated.

8 Opening with a pianissimo, we soon reach a con molto expressione, a crescendo, a molto furore quickly following.

9 Signora Divino is molto insulted that Zola has spoken to her in this rude way.

10 Strangely enough, it is marked allegro molto, and, should this instruction be carried out literally, the effect would be very curious, taking the words into consideration.

11 He played the opening Allegro molto sostenuto of this 1917 work with a dark, controlled rumble and an almost organic ebb and flow, and brought a gauzy, seductive tone to the Andante assai.

12 With deliberate slowness, ritardando con molto sentimento, I worked my way to the familiar restaurant.

13 He adapted some piano pieces written for children by his namesake, Hungarian composer Béla Bartok, into a track titled "For Children — No. 3 Quasi Adagio, No. 10 Allegro molto — Children's Dance."

14 The sea returns Allegro molto e frenetico in full force, and likewise the vague motive of the story in a cadenza of violin solo.

15 A decaffeinated macchiato with cold milk, a regular espresso with frothed milk, a caffe molto ristretto… All extracted from the same machine and served in the same little cup, but in infinite varieties.

16 Before the end, molto piu vivace, the answer rings in new joyous rhythm.

17 When Gutmann studied the C sharp minor Nocturne with Chopin, the master told him that the middle section—the molto piu lento in D flat major—should be played as a recitative.

18 The final A minor section has more of the flat 5th/quasi-Lydian element in it than the molto adagio does, beautiful as it is.

19 The “Molto Vivace” pas de deux, choreographed by Stephen Baynes, was far from molto vivace.

20 Paola : Allora, Adalgisa è molto pi ù giovane di lui.

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