drama muzikore

drama muzikore

“sung play”; A form of German musical drama that used spoken dialogue in addition to musical numbers. Examples of “singspiel” are Mozart’s The Abduction from the Seraglio, Von Weber’s Der Freischütz, and Beethoven’s Fidelio.

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Drama; Opera

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Drama; Opera

A division of music marked by two bar lines, containing a set number of beats.

video muzikore

Music; General music

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Video tape or film that accompanies a recording, usually of a popular or rock song.

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Drama; Opera

A half step or half tone, an interval midway between two whole tones.

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Drama; Opera

Any note a semitone higher than another note..

sonatë

Drama; Opera

A musical composition for one instrument or two, usually with two or three movements.

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Drama; Opera

The highest range of the female voice; lyric soprano is warm, graceful; dramatic soprano is fuller and heaver, e.g. A lyric soprano role would be Mimí in Puccini’s La Bohème, a ...

simfoni

Drama; Opera

A long elaborate musical composition (usually in several parts) for a full orchestra.

tempo

Drama; Opera

The speed at which a musical performance is played, i.e., andante (going along), largo (quite slow), prestissimo (very fast).

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