Allegro and Presto

Allegro

Allegro adjective - (of tempo) fast.
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Presto and allegro are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Presto" instead an adjective "Allegro".

Presto

Presto adjective - (of tempo) very fast.

Allegro and presto are semantically related. You can use "Allegro" instead an adjective "Presto".

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  • Franchise / Ace Attorney Investigations even gets a "Presto" version of its theme, which is even faster and more dramatic than the "Allegro" theme, and is played solely during the final confrontation with a given villain.
  • Those of The Lost Realms are named after tempo markings: Largo, Adagio, Allegro, Presto, with the faster tempi corresponding to harder levels.
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