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Adjective: largo  laa(r)-gow
  1. Very slow in tempo and broad in manner
    "The largo movement was played with great solemnity"
Noun: largo  laa(r)-gow
  1. (music) a composition or passage that is to be performed in a slow and dignified manner
    "The largo movement of the symphony was deeply moving"
Adverb: largo  laa(r)-gow
  1. (music) slowly and broadly
    "The orchestra played the movement largo, as indicated in the score"

Derived forms: largos

See also: slow

Type of: musical passage, passage

Encyclopedia: Largo, Maryland