Noun:

রিসীটেটিভ,

recitative's Usage Examples:

" In the final form of the oratorio, the text is structured as recitative passages of the text of Genesis, often set to minimal accompaniment, interspersed.

style is also known as liturgical recitative, though it differs in some important ways from other types of recitative.

usually occurring in an opera or oratorio, falling somewhere between recitative and aria in style.

during — Good Friday and Easter Sunday, with the action carried forward in recitative, and exploration of character and delineation of mood taking place in.

Jesus from the Gospel of Luke, interspersed with reflecting texts for recitatives and arias, and stanzas from Lutheran hymns.

"Accompagnato" is a recitative accompanied by the orchestra, rather than by continuo instruments only, as in the passages marked "recitative.

"Accompagnato" is a recitative accompanied by the orchestra, rather than by continuo instruments only, as in the passages marked "recitative".

recitative) Awful pleasing being, say (Alto aria) Joshua, I come commission'd (Tenor, Soprano recitative) Leader of Israel (Tenor, Soprano recitative).

lasst uns wachen Recitative (alto): Und wo? Wo ist die rechte Bahn Aria (soprano): Schlafe, mein Liebster, und pflege der Ruh Duet recitative (soprano, tenor):.

to the recitatives, which knit together the oratorio into a coherent whole.

In particular, Bach made particularly effective use of recitative when combining.

major) Duet recitative: Nu, Mieke, gib dein Guschel immer her (A major) Aria (soprano): Ach, es schmeckt doch gar zu gut (A major) Recitative (bass): Der.

The recitatives are presumably the work of Smith, while the arias are largely borrowed.

Handel composed for London, focused overwhelmingly on solo arias and recitatives for the star singers and contained very little else; they did not feature.

expanding the third by adding text for a recitative.

He paraphrased the other stanzas for two arias and another recitative.

movements are simple oratorio forms such as recitative and aria, others explore hybrid combinations, such as recitative with choir, for dramatic effect.

Synonyms:

passage; arioso; musical passage;