take it from the top



take it from the top

Fig. to begin [again] at the beginning, especially the beginning of a piece of music. (Originally in reference to the top of a sheet of music.) The conductor stopped the band and had the players take it from the top again. Let's take it from the top and play it a bit softer this time.
See also: take, top

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Jefferson['dʒefəsn]
Cadoc-Welsh
AlfonsAHL-fawns (German, Dutch, Polish)German, Dutch, Polish, Ancient Germanic
Marietta-Italian
Hesperos-Ancient Greek
Ismail-Arabic, Uyghur