Significats de recitative (recitatives) en anglès

He had now the most tantalizing and original of Guido's accompanied recitatives.

But not to leave a note of them even in the recitatives!

These recitatives are in a style exactly like that of the early French church plays.

The other reticent Talmudists I knew usually read in an undertone, humming their recitatives quietly.

The soprano part had everything the sopranos had to sing: choruses, chorales, arias and recitatives.

He calls his verses "recitatives," in easily followed allusion to a musical form.

Yet, strange to say, they themselves are much interested while listening to these absurd recitatives.

After the recitatives, at measure 76, a coda begins, which brings the fantasia to an end.

The implication is that the Evangelist did not confine himself to recitatives, to telling the story.

After considering the songs, the recitatives, the choruses, in detail, it really seems to contain very little.

It is cut up into airs and recitatives, and the accompaniment is sedulously subordinated to the voices.

In B minor, it is full of veiled coquetries, hazardous mood transitions, growling recitatives and smothered plaints.

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There I heard Fidelio, given in rather grotesque fashion by unclean Germans and voiceless Italians, and with recitatives.

Again, you need not be told that each fifth line of the two first recitatives requires a crescendo.

These cantatas were short oratorios consisting of choruses, solos, recitatives, instrumental movements, and were frequently of considerable elaboration.