recitative

In the first recitative, he proposes, life support is turned off.

Perhaps, in fact, more should have been cut from the opera than just a few recitatives.

They carry out their battle in the form of a recitative.

The recitative is the first movement with the full orchestra.

However, most of the recitatives from the original work remain missing.

Accompanied recitative goes on to a new level of continuous music.

This was necessary for opera, where it became heard in a simple form called recitative.

It was delivered in a sort of chant, or recitative.

However, it did not contain the recitatives or the final chorus.

The only recitative, accompanied by the strings, is the central movement.

The third movement is a short alto recitative of only seven measures.

All that can be allowed them is a few lines of recitative."

What we did in the stage play, we made a lot of recitatives.

The Gospel word is quoted and reflected in the following recitative.

The work was published in 1740 but without the recitatives and choruses.

The form is again two arias surrounding a central recitative.

Still the hardest thing about learning the role, for her, was mastering the recitatives.

Every line was cared for, and the recitatives were patrician.

He took the kind of songs that were popular at the time and joined them with speaking or recitative.

The second recitative is a prayer, intensified by the strings.

It is written as an extended modernist recitative in dialogue form.

The element that required the most tinkering was the recitative.

She must have been a wonderful singer of recitative.

Neither did the recitatives, which wandered frequently out of tune.

A recitative will be dead if it is done in the conventional way of just stringing one after another.