Allegro, adagio, piano, crescendo … No one dealing with music – laypeople or professionals – can avoid Italian. ITALLEGRO lists, translates and explains Italian musical terms. It aims to broaden the view of the language in an entertaining way and to arouse interest in Italian. You will discover, for example, that coda is not only the appended ending of a piece of music, but also the common word for traffic jam. You will learn the Italian expressions for notes and intervals or the German names of Italian operas. In addition, you will find the most important pronunciation rules in the book and all words recited on the Breitkopf & Härtel website.weiterlesen