| ALTISSIMO | • altissimo n. (Music) The highest register of a woodwind instrument, or a specific note in this register. • ALTISSIMO adj. (Italian) very high. • ALTISSIMO n. the octave commencing an octave above the treble clef. |
| ALTISSIMOS | • altissimos n. Plural of altissimo. • ALTISSIMO n. the octave commencing an octave above the treble clef. |
| FORTISSIMI | • fortissimi n. Plural of fortissimo. • FORTISSIMO n. a very loud passage in music. |
| FORTISSIMO | • fortissimo adv. (Music) Indicating that the piece is played very loud. • fortissimo n. (Music) The dynamic sign indicating that the piece should be played fortissimo. Abbreviation: ff. • FORTISSIMO adj. (Italian) very loud; with the utmost strength or loudness. |
| LENTISSIMO | • LENTISSIMO adv. (Italian) very slow. |
| FORTISSIMOS | • fortissimos n. Plural of fortissimo. • FORTISSIMO n. a very loud passage in music. |
| LEGATISSIMO | • LEGATISSIMO adv. (Italian) as smoothly as possible. |
| PRESTISSIMO | • prestissimo adj. (Music) Extremely fast, the fastest possible tempo. • prestissimo adv. (Chiefly music) Very quickly. • PRESTISSIMO adj. (Italian) as quickly as possible. |
| ALTALTISSIMO | • altaltissimo n. The highest point of something. • ALTALTISSIMO n. (Italian) very very high. |
| MARCATISSIMO | • marcatissimo adv. (Music) Extremely marcato. • MARCATISSIMO adv. in a very marcato manner. |
| PRESTISSIMOS | • PRESTISSIMO n. a musical passage to be played as quickly as possible. |
| ALTALTISSIMOS | • ALTALTISSIMO n. (Italian) very very high. |
| STACCATISSIMO | • staccatissimo adj. (Music) Extremely staccato. • STACCATISSIMO adv. in a very staccato manner. |