larghissimo Definition
very slow, slower than largo.
Using larghissimo: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "larghissimo" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The conductor instructed the orchestra to play larghissimo in the final movement.
Example
The piece was written in larghissimo tempo, creating a somber and reflective mood.
Origins of larghissimo
from Italian 'larghissimo', superlative of 'largo', meaning 'broad, wide, slow'
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Summary: larghissimo in Brief
'Larghissimo' [lahr-gee-see-moh] is an Italian musical term used as an adverb to indicate a very slow tempo, slower than 'largo'. It is often used to create a somber and reflective mood in music. An example of its use would be 'The piece was written in larghissimo tempo.'
