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non troppo
adverb
music specializeduk /ˌnɒn ˈtrɒp.əʊ/ us /ˌnɑːn ˈtroʊ.poʊ/
not too much: used after an instruction in written music to show how a piece, or part of a piece, should be performed:
The second variation is marked "adagio ma non troppo", which means "slowly, but not too slowly".
The third movement, Adagio non troppo (Slowly, but not too slowly), was notable for the intensity of expression with which they played it.
The Allegro ma non troppo (= Quickly, but not too quickly) is mysterious and disturbing.
Next comes a Più moto, ma non troppo (= Faster, but not too fast) passage.
The flautist's pure tone sang out in the darker Adagio ma non troppo (= Slowly, but not too slowly).
Try listening to the fourth movement - allegro non troppo (= quickly, but not too quickly).
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