cabalettas造句

• Rossini wrote at least one or even more cabalettas for all major characters in his operas.
• If the final parts of the ensembles are included, the total is almost sixteen cabalettas.
• Most compelling, in Fleming's own view, are the dramatically wrought declamatory passages of accompanied recitative rather than the melodious arias and galloping cabalettas that get the airplay.
• For example, " L'italiana in Algeri " contains two cabalettas for Lindoro, three cabalettas for Isabella, one cabaletta for Mustafa, and one for Taddeo.
• For example, " L'italiana in Algeri " contains two cabalettas for Lindoro, three cabalettas for Isabella, one cabaletta for Mustafa, and one for Taddeo.
• Also, as Gossett notes, a significant additional feature of the opera is that there are only five independent arias in the opera, only two of which end with cabalettas.
• Another theory suggests that it derives from the Italian " cavallo " ( horse ), a reference to the pulsating rhythm of a galloping horse which forms the accompaniment of many famous cabalettas.
• The Italian superstar recorded his new album in sessions with Zubin Mehta and the Israel Philharmonic last December and January in Tel Aviv . The ambitious program includes 15 arias or cabalettas from 10 operas, some of which Bocelli would hardly dare to sing in an unamplified live operatic performance _ but he is hardly the first tenor to record arias from operas he couldn't sing onstage.
• He goes on to explain that " not one of the cabalettas begins with the usual instrumental anticipation . . . [ . . . . ] . . the numbers are welded together with greater coherence even than " Ernani " . . . [ . . . . and . . . ] . . the scoring is more sensitive than in any of the operas previously written and a good many written after . . . " In all, " Foscari " is more of a step forward than might be initially imagined.