آندانتینو (Andantino) is a musical term that indicates a moderate tempo, typically slightly faster than آندانت (Andante) but slower than آلگرو (Allegro). It is often used in classical music compositions to guide musicians on the speed at which to play a piece. This term can also refer to specific movements within larger works, such as symphonies or sonatas. Composers like موتزارت (Mozart) and بتهوون (Beethoven) have utilized آندانتینو to create expressive and lyrical sections in their music, allowing for a balance between liveliness and calmness.