1. plural of tutti; passages in music performed by all instruments or voices together
Usage: musical term

Examples

• The symphony featured several powerful tuttis that showcased the full orchestra.
• The conductor emphasized the dynamic contrast between the solo sections and the tuttis.
• In Baroque concertos, tuttis alternate with solo passages.
• The choir director marked all the tuttis in the score for emphasis.
• The orchestra’s tuttis created a rich, full sound in the concert hall.