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Definition of mezzo piano in English: mezzo pianoadjective & adverb Music (especially as a direction) moderately soft. Example sentencesExamples - In Figure 2, from Robert Schumann's Of Strange Lands and People, I suggest playing the soprano line mezzo piano, the bass piano and the triplets that lie between pianissimo.
- He rarely ventured above a mezzo piano dynamic, and high notes, when they were needed, were executed not from the chest but in a heart-melting falsetto.
noun mass nounMusic A moderately low volume. the chorus sings its final line in a velvety mezzo piano Example sentencesExamples - I suggest mezzo piano for most of Variation 27 followed by a subito forte right at the beginning of Variation 28.
- Nothing about Cathy could hide unnoticed, appear in muted pastels, or be restricted to the palette between pianissimo and mezzo piano.
- Kempff is most distinctive when he is most intimate; he was a master of the mezzo piano and all the dynamic gradations that surrounded it.
Definition of mezzo piano in US English: mezzo pianoadjective & adverbˌmedzō Music (especially as a direction) moderately soft. Example sentencesExamples - He rarely ventured above a mezzo piano dynamic, and high notes, when they were needed, were executed not from the chest but in a heart-melting falsetto.
- In Figure 2, from Robert Schumann's Of Strange Lands and People, I suggest playing the soprano line mezzo piano, the bass piano and the triplets that lie between pianissimo.
nounˌmedzō Music A moderately low volume of sound. the chorus sings its final line in a velvety mezzo piano Example sentencesExamples - I suggest mezzo piano for most of Variation 27 followed by a subito forte right at the beginning of Variation 28.
- Kempff is most distinctive when he is most intimate; he was a master of the mezzo piano and all the dynamic gradations that surrounded it.
- Nothing about Cathy could hide unnoticed, appear in muted pastels, or be restricted to the palette between pianissimo and mezzo piano.
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