streeto and streeti

[RealPianist]

I think the streeto and streeti is almost the same, or it maybe the use in a sentence is not the same, I'd like to know what is the different between streeto and streeti??

need advice in a hurry please!

[pseudopianist]

Plural?

[quasimodo]

I assume you mean "stretto", and then "stretti" would be the plural form of the first in italian (never encountered it on a score, could you tell us where ?)

[prometheus]

Isn't this a joke?

[Etude]

I assume you mean "stretto", and then "stretti" would be the plural form of the first in italian (never encountered it on a score, could you tell us where ?)

I know the dux quartus of the fourth fugue of oc has [le strette] indicated in text at the main stretto section near the end, which I take is the same as stretto or stretti. 

otherwise when written in a piece it basically means the same as accelerando.

[thierry13]

stretto means "straigth" ... so you must play straigth