- - To be played quickly and with liveliness
- - Completely right to eat for example nothing in fast
- - how to get age to roll off with one brisk movement
- - Fast, in music scores
- - moving briskly from one bar to another
- - Completely self-obsessed Romeo breaks fast
- - everything, for example with alternative returning to brisk playing
- - legal or otherwise, it's a lively movement
- - In a brisk tempo
- - The whole lot eat a lot on getting up? Not good — rather fast
- - ***Briskly, to Brahms
- - Everyone I must restrain runs fast
- - At a brisk speed
- - Lively, rather fast
- - At a brisk tempo, musically
- - (Musically) fast
- - Brisk, to Britten
- - At a fast tempo
- - (In music) a brisk and lively tempo
- - Fast scoring rate?
- - Swiftly, to Schubert
- - At a brisk speed, musically
- - At a brisk tempo
- - A couple of litres, say, run out rather fast
- - Old Austin with a lively manner
- - Quick -- a couple of lines, say, with rope cut in half
- - Entirely self-obsessed King breaks fast
- - Quickly, in a score
- - Brisk, to Brahms
- - Fast, musically
- - Swiftly, to Solti
- - Fast, to a 15-Across
- - Brisk, to Beethoven
- - How "Waltzing Matilda" is to be played
- - Fast, to a cellist
- - Faster than moderato
- - Fairly fast
- - How to play "Waltzing Matilda"
- - Fast: Mus.
- - Brisk, to Bellini
- - Movement faster than andante
- - Fast movement, in music.
- - Fast tempo
- - Fast movement
- - Fast, in music
- - it means musicians are not to loiter in the bar
- - Staff instruction to get a move on
- - a pair of learners, say, with largely rubbish car model
- - Quick music
- - Everyone wanting ogre destroyed quickly
- - Musical term meaning 'briskly'
- - real log chopped up quickly
- - Bagging 50, ace cricket side runs round quickly
- - quick musical tempo
- - go both sides of the channel, overlapping briskly
- - left enthralled by drink, girl without date in bar scored briskly
- - Brisk run expands one's whole self-image?
- - everyone, for example, begins rowing movement briskly
- - Everyone, for example from centre briskly
- - everyone, say, registered nothing but tempo
- - detailed claim some disprove quickly
- - in brisk time
- - movement is legal or illegal!
- - term that's musical or legal perhaps
- - Rapid in tempo
- - Played at 120-168 BPM, for example
- - Not quite presto
- - Brisk musical movement
- - Musically lively
- - Quick, in music
- - At brisk tempo
- - Brisk, musically
- - Brisk tempo
- - Brisk and lively tempo in music
- - Legal or contrived musical term
- - About 130 beats per minute, in music
- - Briskly, in music
- - Nonsensical legal or musical term
- - Scored briskly?
- - Term that's musical or legal maybe
- - Old car with restricted amount of actual leg room
- - Legal or dodgy piece of lively music?
- - In quick tempo (music)
- - Slower than vivace
- - Musical term or legal nonsense
- - Musically brisk
- - 1970s Austin car, noted for its 'Quartic' steering wheel
- - Brisk movement or passage
- - Caught in final leg, rowed briskly
- - Notedly brisk
- - Brisk and lively tempo
- - Quickly, musically
- - Brisk, in music
- - At brisk speed (music)
- - Slower than presto
- - Brisk movement from everyone, therefore, after change of heart
- - Brisk and lively, musically
- - Brisk (music)
- - Brisk movement
- - Score tempo
- - Energetic tempo
- - Cheerful tempo
- - 1947 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical
- - Up beat?
- - Rapid movement
- - Tempo between allegretto and presto
- - Rapid sonata movement
- - Rodgers & Hammerstein musical
- - Lively, in music
- - Lively bit of music
- - Rodgers and Hammerstein musical
- - Rodgers show.
- - Rodgers and Hammerstein show.
- - Richard Rodgers musical.
- - "L'......" by Milton.
- - Agnes de Mille's latest hit.
- - Lively symphonic movement.
- - Up-tempo
- - Pace of music
- - Quick tempo
- - Lively tempo
- - Quickly, in music
- - Pretty quick
- - French river or department
- - Score direction
- - Musical tempo
- - Brisk
- - Briskly
- - Rapidly
- - Quickly
- - Musical direction
- - Perfect self-image inspiring Mahler's last movement
- - Musical term for 'brisk'
- - Tempo in music
- - In brisk tempo
- - Brisk piece of music
- - Everybody, say, runs round pretty quickly
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