The Collaborative International Dictionary
Volti \Vol"ti\, imperative. [It., fr. voltare to turn. See Volt a tread.] (Mus.) Turn, that is, turn over the leaf.
Volti subito [It.] (Mus.), turn over quickly.
Wiktionary
vb. (context music English) turn the page
Wikipedia
Volti is a 20-person professional vocal ensemble based in San Francisco. The group was founded by Robert Geary in 1979 as the San Francisco Chamber Singers. Beginning with an all-Bach program, the group quickly moved on to the more contemporary works that have shaped its mission ever since: "to foster and showcase contemporary American music and composers, and to introduce contemporary vocal music from around the world to local audiences." When the group turned 25 in 2003-2004, it changed its name to Volti - a reference to the Italian musical instruction "volti subito" meaning "turn quickly."
Volti regularly performs two to three concert series each season in venues throughout the Bay Area. Volti has appeared at the Switchboard and SoundWave festivals of new music, and has collaborated with many Bay Area new music groups. In addition, Volti sponsors the Choral Arts Laboratory, a commissioning and residency program for American composers under age 35, and the Choral Institute for high school students. In 2009 Volti became the first choir ever to have been awarded the Chorus America/ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming six times. 2009 also marked the choir's 30th anniversary. Volti has released two CDs on the innova label: "Turn the Page" and "House of Voices." 1
Usage examples of "volti".
In un istante i volti dei vostri amici, dei vostri fratelli che vi compiangevano e vi assistevano con tanta amorevolezza spariranno!
Runciman listened to the ter rible noise of the cannonade pounding uentes de Onoro, a noise made worse by the splintering sound of volti r muskets firing over the stream.
Doctors sawed at shattered arms and bleeding legs as the french volti geurs ran to the windows and opened fire.