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ALLEGRETTO (allegretto, ital. , Diminish. From allegro). 1) A term indicating the lively and graceful nature of music, often with elements of dance. It is found in the most decomp. muses production, embraces a wide range of tempos, from relatively slow (e. g. , in the 9th fp. Beethoven sonata MM = approx. 56) to fast (e. g. , in the 2nd fp. Beethoven sonata MM = approx. 160). Conditionally, A. 's pace is considered to be slower than allegro, but faster than moderato. 2) Name production or parts of the cycle in character A. In this character, minuets and finals (usually in the form of a rondo) of the sonata cycle are often written, less often its first (fp. Beethoven sonata No. 28) or slow (Beethoven's 7th symphony) parts.