Pronunciation: vee-vah’-chay
Definition
The Italian musical term vivace, lit. “lively,” is an indication to play in a very quick, upbeat tempo; “lively.”
BPM of Vivace
≈140 beats per minute; faster than allegro, but slower than presto.
See vivacissimo and vivo.
Also Known As
allegro appassionato; molto allegro (It) vif; vite (Fr) lebhaft; lustig (Ger)
Pronunciation: vee-vah’-chay
Definition
The Italian musical term vivace, lit. “lively,” is an indication to play in a very quick, upbeat tempo; “lively.”
BPM of Vivace
≈140 beats per minute; faster than allegro, but slower than presto.
See vivacissimo and vivo.
Also Known As
allegro appassionato; molto allegro (It) vif; vite (Fr) lebhaft; lustig (Ger)
Pronunciation: vee-vah’-chay
Definition
The Italian musical term vivace, lit. “lively,” is an indication to play in a very quick, upbeat tempo; “lively.”
BPM of Vivace
≈140 beats per minute; faster than allegro, but slower than presto.
See vivacissimo and vivo.
Also Known As
allegro appassionato; molto allegro (It) vif; vite (Fr) lebhaft; lustig (Ger)
Pronunciation: vee-vah’-chay
Definition
The Italian musical term vivace, lit. “lively,” is an indication to play in a very quick, upbeat tempo; “lively.”
BPM of Vivace
- ≈140 beats per minute; faster than allegro, but slower than presto.
See vivacissimo and vivo.
Also Known As
- allegro appassionato; molto allegro (It)
- vif; vite (Fr)
- lebhaft; lustig (Ger)
