comodo
9.6
Played at a comfortable tempo so the music feels easy and flowing
- adjective
- /kəˈmoʊdoʊ/
- Specialized
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cómodo
- The pianist interpreted the passage comodo, giving it a gentle and flowing feel.
Examples
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The conductor instructed the orchestra to play comodo.
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Please play the next movement comodo as written in the score.
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The composer marked the opening section comodo to create a relaxed atmosphere.
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Play the piece comodo to maintain a relaxed feel.
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The composer marked the opening section comodo to create a relaxed atmosphere.
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Please play the next movement comodo as written in the score.
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The pianist interpreted the passage comodo, giving it a gentle and flowing feel.
Synonyms
7.6
In music at a speed that is not too fast or slow
focuses on comfort and ease of playing rather than strict speed
How Fast
Surface Forms
comodo positive
Etymology
Comodo in music comes from the same Latin commodus, meaning 'convenient' or 'fitting'. So when a score says comodo it asks players to play at a 'comfortable' speed that feels easy and natural.