What does "animato" mean?

Answer 1

its an expression for musical scores

if your music says animato withut a metronome marking then bump up the temp alittle bit and play it like a dance tune or something with energy.

so if your playing you instrument and there is an animato expression then just play slightly freer and more lively and animated.

Answer 2

Animato is a compilation of short films by Mike Jittlov, using extensive use of Stop motion, pixilation, kinestasis, animation, and multiple exposures. It featured 'The Interview', 'Swing Shift', 'Rocketman', 'The Leap', 'Time Tripper', and 'Fashionation'.

It was screened at Filmex in 1977. Regis Philbin was so impressed by the short 'Time Tripper' that he had it televised

Answer 3

I wasn't going to bother with this but I must apologise for the typing errors in my reply to "creationists". This term just means "jump it up a bit". You won't find it on many scores, which is why you are asking? Zzzz.

Answer 4

It comes from latin roots. The word "animare" means to give energy to a "living thing" - a being. The form "animato" means "full of soul", joyful, happy, full of movement -in other words full of life.

Answer 5

animato (adv.)(adj.) (latin for with animation) Music In an animated or lively manner. Used chiefly as a direction.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

a·ni·ma·to (än-mät)
adv. & adj. Music Abbr. anim.
In an animated or lively manner. Used chiefly as a direction.

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[Italian, past participle of animare, to animate, from Latin animre; see animate.]

Answer 8

animate-e+o