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Meanings of cantata in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "oratorio"
Examples for "oratorio"
1
A less popular oratorio, however, is of greater interest to the meteorologist.
2
Handel never performed his oratorio exactly as he wrote it in 1741.
3
I shall be at church this afternoon, and the oratorio this evening.
4
Madison worked under the best teachers, and afterward sang in England in oratorio.
5
An oratorio was given at the Stone Chapel in the morning.
Usage of cantata in anglès
1
Be content, therefore, to listen to the little cantata I have composed.
2
The following cantata was given, with words by Arnault and Méhul's music:-
3
Nothing in his operas seems half so daring as everything in this cantata.
4
The poem might form the subject of a drama or a musical cantata.
5
The band immediately commenced the overture, and the festive cantata began.
6
I'd a lot rather have kid gloves than be in your old cantata.
7
After the fire-works, a cantata was performed, entitled the Happy Concord.
8
The concert was part of the Orchestra of St Cecilia's Bach cantata series.
9
A work of this kind is a cantata, and not merely a song.
10
The distribution of presents was not to come off until after the cantata.
11
Bales is now working on a cantata of songs of the American Revolutionary period.
12
Pearl had attended the Queen Esther cantata the winter before.
13
The cantata is made up of choruses and duets, a recitative and two arias.
14
When I watch Luck play, I hear a Bach cantata.
15
A cantata was sung with words by Alexandre Soumet, and the music by Lesueur.
16
Beethoven seized the opportunity to show the master a cantata he had just composed.
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