flautando

English

Etymology

From Italian flautato.

Adjective

flautando (not comparable)

  1. (music) flutelike.

Adverb

flautando (comparative more flautando, superlative most flautando)

  1. (music) In the manner of a flute.

Usage notes
  • Used as a direction for a stringed instrument to be played near or over the fingerboard.
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