- - Musical instruction to play in a restless manner
- - Restless and wild (music)
- - French film-maker turned in a success, with restless music
- - Musical direction, in a restless manner
- - Restless and wild
- - Restless (in music)
- - In restless musical style
- - Restlessly, in music
- - With great energy, in music
- - Restless, in scores
- - Energetically, in music
- - Excitedly, in music
- - Restless, on a score
- - Restless, as orchestral music
- - Restless, to Rachmaninoff
- - Restless, musically
- - Hurried, in music.
- - Fast and excitedly: Music.
- - Hurried: Music.
- - Restless, hurried: Music.
- - Fast, in music
- - Direction in music.
- - Restless — a go at it (anag)
- - Musical term meaning 'restless and wild'
- - Notedly frenzied French film director recalled in past
- - Direction often following 'Allegro'
- - Wild money-changing securing bric-a-brac
- - Wild in the past, entertaining rising French director
- - a stirring instruction to the player
- - a soldier gets a tot, drunk, in an excited manner
- - Musical direction that means "in a disturbed way"
- - Hurried tempo
- - A giddy goat, it may be musically excited
- - Excitedly, for an orchestra
- - Modelled a toga -- it is done in a ruffled style
- - Hurriedly, in scores
- - Excitedly, in scoring
- - Played restlessly
- - Like some allegros
- - Excitedly, to a maestro
- - Excitedly, in the orchestra pit
- - Hurried, in the pit
- - Opposite of dolce
- - Hurried, on a score
- - Hurried, to Haydn
- - Hurried, musically
- - Fast and with excitement, on a musical score
- - Like the last movement of Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata"
- - Kin of vivace
- - Restlessly, in the pit
- - Fast and stirring, musically
- - Hurried: Mus.
- - Musical direction
- - musical instruction that a piece be performed in an agitated manner
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