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‖ legato, a. (adv., n.)|leˈgato, ləˈgɑːtəʊ|
[It.: lit. ‘bound’, pa. pple. of legare to bind:—L. ligāre.]
Smooth and connected, with no breaks between the successive notes: used as adj. or adv., esp. as a direction to a performer to render a passage or piece in this style; also as n. (Opposed to staccato.)
1811in Busby Dict. Mus. (ed. 3). 1815European Mag. LXVIII. 154 Var. 11 is another instance of good legato style. 1848Rimbault 1st Bk. Piano 91 Legato, in a smooth and connected manner. 1885W. Glover Mem. Cambr. Chorister i. xxiv. 275 All the niceties and varieties of legato, staccato [etc.]. |