How To Spell legato?
How to Pronounce legato?
Correct pronunciation for the word "legato" is [lɛɡˈɑːtə͡ʊ], [lɛɡˈɑːtəʊ], [l_ɛ_ɡ_ˈɑː_t_əʊ].
What are the misspellings for legato?
- likelyto,
- ligit,
- legand,
- alighator,
- ilegit,
- liekto,
- legett,
- legeacy,
- letigate,
- legaize,
- leght,
- legimiate,
- lcoate,
- logit,
- regata,
- legace,
- negoiator,
- keygate,
- slugart,
- fugata,
- lacto,
- allegator,
- delegat,
- aligator,
- wegot,
- largeat,
- eleghat,
- legagy,
- degado,
- legthy,
- legth,
- legite,
- liketo,
- negoaitor,
- legilator,
- regate,
- lengt,
- languate,
- logartihm,
- ledgit,
- lagit,
- alagator,
- reggata,
- legitate,
- leagth,
- legitamy,
- locat,
- legar,
- legimate,
- lechate,
- alegator,
- lubercate,
- legedary,
- legtal,
- legde,
- legitly,
- leget,
- ligjt,
- lecute,
- delagator,
- liget,
- leagacy,
- legget,
- legnt,
- lefgt,
- leeeeeento,
- laketahoe,
- wiakato,
- legio,
- leagon,
- loginto,
- allgiator,
- legts,
- legaue,
- gellato,
- lagth,
- legeitma,
- lefto,
- legay
"Legato" in context
Legato is a method of performing music which means "tied together", having a smooth, connected sound. It is commonly used by instrumentalists such as violinists and guitarists, as well as all kinds of singers. The technique involves playing or singing in a very smooth fashion, with each successive note connected. The first note will often have a slight drag before the second note is played, with each subsequent chord or phrase smoothly connected.
Legato requires control of both the player's instrument and interpretation of the music.
Legato requires control of both the player's instrument and interpretation of the music.