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Meanings of recitative in anglès
Usage of recitative in anglès
1
Every Grecian guest joined in the ceremony, singing in a recitative tone:
2
Old Hippi said, as the other man, in a sort of recitative
3
It is followed by a long bass recitative with intensely dramatic accompaniment:-
4
All that can be allowed them is a few lines of recitative.
5
A monotonous voice also-theComandante's evidently-wasraised in a thin, high recitative.
6
Here is a specimen of the recitative or chant with the German text:
7
There you have the air and the recitative, intersected by pauses.
8
The recitative, too, had more than its fair share of slithering between notes.
9
But neither was Italian, and consequently both were deficient in recitative.
10
The scene opens with a touching recitative between Desdemona and Emilia.
11
The effect, therefore, of a recitative between the choruses must be infinitely better.
12
Then followed a species of recitative, probably with an intoned burden.
13
He crossed arms, toning in similar recitative, with anguish, 'Dove volare!'
14
Only an accompanied recitative, but every ejaculation a cry of nature!
15
The entire ending, a stormy recitative, is in stern contrast to the dreamy beginning.
16
And he mimics operatic singers capitally, with sonorous words in mock Italian basso recitative.
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Translations for recitative
portuguès
català
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