da capo aria造句

• The first aria is a da capo aria in a pastoral rhythm.
• The first da capo aria is richly scored for the full orchestra.
• Bach adopted the new form of cantata, composing recitatives and da capo arias.
• The da capo aria is accompanied only by a basso continuo.
• This included a number of da capo arias with recitative secco.
• It is not a da capo aria, as only the ritornello repeats the beginning.
• Bach sets the arias in forms which deviate from the standard da capo aria.
• The work contains, other than typical cantatas on Baroque poetry, no da capo arias.
• The movement is structurally like a da capo aria but lacks a contrasting middle section.
• Formally, the movement is an altered da capo aria.
• Numbers 3, 4, and 5 take the structure of the rejuvenated da capo aria of the Classical era.
• The binary-form string ritornello repeats four times during the aria, framing three separate vocal sections of the da capo aria.
• Structurally, the movement completes most of a da capo aria before a recitative episode interrupts the reprise of the A section.
• With the rise of the da capo aria, the cantata became a group of two or three arias joined by recitative.
• It presents a German adaptation of the recitatives and written out embellishments for the da capo arias as well as numerous cuts.
• The Air for bass " The trumpet shall sound ", marked " Pomposo, ma non allegro ", is a da capo aria.
• Though the 32-bar form resembles the ternary form of the operatic da capo aria, it did not become common until the late 1910s.
• The bass da capo aria has a majestic obbligato trumpet line that underlines the " triumph, dignity and splendor " of the queen.
• The tenor aria is composed as a modern da capo aria, in which the symmetrical scheme is broken up by irregular periodising and harmonization.
• "Orlando " shows a flexibility and diversity in its musical forms, moving away from the opera seria convention of one da capo aria after another.