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Meanings of oratorio in anglès
Large musical composition including an orchestra, a choir, and soloists.
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Usage of oratorio in anglès
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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.
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He laid down lines that have been followed in the oratorio ever since.
7
Jubilate Singers Music Director previews their performance of Handel's oratorio Israel in Egypt.
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The characterization of the oratorio, however, is thoroughly pertinent and complete.
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From this to the choral and oratorio is not very far.
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But note for a moment the oratorio sounding its music through these pages.
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Handel has set up an oratorio against the opera, and succeeds.
12
He had never been to concert or oratorio, any more than the play.
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I suppose Mr. Stanley has written to you relative to your oratorio orchestra.
14
Haydn decided to try his hand at oratorio on this subject.
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Some idea of the oratorio in its infancy may be gained from this description.
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And in the fall of that year the oratorio was given with splendid success.
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