mosso
/ˈmɒsoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a musical term indicating a rhythmic pattern of rapid, unstressed notes
“The composer’s use of mosso in the symphony added a sense of energy to the performance.”
2. adverb
used in music to indicate a tempo that is slightly faster than the original tempo, but not necessarily marked with a specific speed
“The conductor instructed the orchestra to play the section mosso, adding a touch of excitement to the music.”