word
Italian
vivace
vih-VAH-chay
vɪˈvɑːtʃeɪListen
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Syllable breakdown
vivace
Dictionary meaning
A musical tempo marking meaning 'lively' and 'brisk'; faster than allegro; indicates a spirited, vibrant style of playing.
History and origin
Italian — from vivo (lively, alive).
Common mispronunciations
VY-vacevih-VAY-see
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