Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
molto
Adverb
/ˈmɒl.toʊ/

Definition
A word used in music to indicate a considerable degree or extent, often translated as “very” or “much.”

Examples
- Molto allegro: very fast.
- She plays the piano molto expressivo, conveying deep emotion.
- The conductor said to play the piece molto crescendo for a dramatic effect.

Meaning
In the context of music, ‘molto’ is used to instruct musicians to perform a section of the piece with great emphasis or intensity. It signifies that the performer should apply a greater degree of expression or volume.

Synonyms
- Very
- Much
- Extremely