Activities Hobbies What Does Agitato Mean? Share PINTEREST Email Print Hobbies Playing Music Playing Piano Music Education Playing Guitar Home Recording Contests Couponing Freebies Frugal Living Fine Arts & Crafts Astrology Card Games & Gambling Cars & Motorcycles Learn More By Brandy Kraemer Updated on 12/30/17 The Italian musical term agitato is an indication to play quickly; with agitation and excitement. Agitato can be paired with other musical commands to add a rushed, vibrant element: presto agitato, “very quick and with excitement.” allegretto, un poco agitato, “somewhat quickly, with a little agitation.” Also Known As: agité (Fr)bewegt; erregt (Ger) Pronunciation: ah'-jih-TAH-doh (U.S.), ah'-jee-TAH-ttohCommon Misspellings: agittato, agitado