Arts, Music, and Recreation Hobbies & Activities allegro moderato Share Flipboard Email Print Stanton j Stephens / Getty Images Hobbies & Activities Playing Piano Basics Lessons Chords Care & Maintenance Buying Advice Hiking Paddling Fishing Sailing & Boating Scuba Diving Playing Guitar Painting Drawing & Sketching Collecting Gambling Card Games Other Hobbies View More by Brandy Kraemer Updated May 24, 2018 The Italian musical phrase allegro moderato is an indication to play in a moderately quick tempo; on the slow side of allegro. BPM of Allegro Moderato:Allegro moderato has between 112-124 beats per minute.See moderato and andante moderatoAlso Known As:allegretto (It)assez vite (Fr)ein wenig schnell (Ger)Musical Symbols: ▪ (x) double-sharp ▪ arpeggiato ▪ repeat bar ▪ volta bracket ▪ (fp) fortepianoMusical Symbols: staccatoF-clef(M.D.) mano destratie15maMore Musical Terms:(sfz) sforzandomiddle CBPM(rall.) rallentandomajor chordBeginner Piano Lessons• Memorize the Notes of the Grand Staff• Left Hand Piano Fingering• How to Play Dotted Notes• Musical Quizzes! Piano Chords With Fingering• Chord Types & Their Abbreviations• Easy Bass Piano Chords• Piano Chord Fingering• Diminished Chords & "Dissonance" Musical Glossaries• Italian Musical Glossary• Beginner Piano Glossary• German Music Terms• Musical Terms A – Z Piano Terms & Musical Symbols• Reading Musical Rests & Pauses• Accidentals & Double-Accidentals• Note Accents & Articulation Marks• Mastering Segno & Coda Repeats Piano Care• Safely Whiten Piano Keys• When to Tune a Piano• 6 Easy-to-Spot Signs of Piano Damage• Ideal Temperature & Humidity Levels for Piano RoomsTempo Commands: ▪ largo ▪ rhythm dot ▪ (accel.) accelerando ▪ vivace ▪ tempo giusto Musical Articulation: ▪ staccato ▪ tie ▪ (rfz) rinforzando ▪ arpeggiato ▪ accentato Continue Reading