A musical term. Originally it referred to a short aria with a lively, uniform rhythm and repeated parts, but later it came to refer to a flashy final part, such as an aria at the end of a performance. Examples of the latter are found in many of Verdi's compositions. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
音楽用語。本来は,いきいきとした一様なリズムと,反復される部分をもつ短いアリアをさしたが,のちに幕切れのアリアなどの最後のはなやかな部分をさすようになった。後者の例は,ベルディに多い。
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