Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
largo
adverb
/ˈlɑːrɡoʊ/

Definition
A musical term indicating a slow and broad tempo.

Examples
- The symphony opened with a largo introduction that set a solemn mood.
- During the performance, the orchestra played the largo section with great emotion.
- Many pieces in classical music include a largo movement to emphasize its emotional depth.

Meaning
In music, ‘largo’ refers to a very slow and dignified pace. It is often used to convey a grand or expansive feeling in a piece of music.

Synonyms
- slowly
- broadly
- leisurely