单词	stringendo
释义	stringendo /strɪnˈdʒɛndəʊ / Music adverb & adjective (Especially as a direction) with increasing speed.I suggested stringendo applied to all the strings, while accelerando was just for the cellos. noun (plural stringendos or stringendi) A passage performed or marked to be performed with increasing speed: beginning with a marked stringendo, the final orchestral climax approaches... Here, accelerandos and stringendos and rallantandos, and so forth are very important. The rubato and stringendi which Brahms actually prescribes in the finale's slow introduction are very well controlled. Another example is the overworked ‘Prelude in C sharp minor,’ where he avoids extra-added stringendos in favor of a steadier tempo throughout. Origin Italian, literally 'squeezing, binding together'.
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