He also provided a new opening line for the seguidilla in act 1.

The seguidilla is a verse form of Spanish in origin.

Drifting out from the ballroom came the strains of the seguidilla.

In perfect time to the measures drifting out from the ballroom, he began to lead her through the seguidilla.

A seguidilla is a popular song or dance form composed from four to seven verses.

The seguidilla is a quick, triple-time old Castillian folksong and dance form.

The meter of fandango is similar to that of the bolero and seguidilla.

The style originated as a medieval Castilian dance, called the seguidilla, which was flamenconized in the 19th century.

They were derived from the Seguidilla, an old Castilian folk music and dance genre.

The seguidilla are repeated and there is a greater emphasis on the way the lyrics are presented by the vocalist.

Even tongue-twisters like "Seguidilla From Murcia" do not defeat her.

However, this passage is written in 4/4, not in triple time as seguidilla traditionally is.

Seguidilla (without music).

They include serious love songs, which Sor called "ariette italiane," and a group of wry, charming ditties in the traditional seguidilla form.

Home dibuixat L. Homenaje a la Seguidilla.

Castilla (Seguidilla)

The music navigates comfortably the international style of the time, with occasional incursions into local color, like a seguidilla a tres, featuring castanets and guitar.

Why then are the sequences preceding Carmen's first appearance so interminable, and how can the famous habanera and seguidilla pass almost as nonevents?

"Seguidilla from 'Carmen Suite'"

But then the Seguidilla, sung for the private benefit of Don Jose when she needs his help, opens up a whole new spectrum of deliciousness.

"Seguidilla: Près des remparts de Séville"

She began with the Seguidilla and Habanera from Bizet's "Carmen," in performances that were alluring but unexaggerated.

She has done the role in concert (with the Berlin Philharmonic, among others), and she sang the Seguidilla as an encore in her recital.

A Seguidilla aria also features in Paisiello's opera Il barbiere di Siviglia.

The piece contains an adaptation of the Aragonaise, Habanera, an interlude, Seguidilla, and the Gypsy Dance.