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recitative

/ˌres.ɪ.təˈtiːv/

Traduction: Passage vocal dans un opéra, un oratorio ou une cantate, chanté ou déclamé sur un rythme imitant les inflexions naturelles de la parole, servant souvent à faire avancer l'action ou le récit.

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noun

/ˌres.ɪ.təˈtiːv/C1formalart
  • frPassage vocal dans un opéra, un oratorio ou une cantate, chanté ou déclamé sur un rythme imitant les inflexions naturelles de la parole, servant souvent à faire avancer l'action ou le récit.

A vocal passage in an opera, oratorio, or cantata that is sung in a style imitating the natural rhythms and inflections of speech, often used to advance the plot or narrative.

  1. Musical speech-like passageC1formal

    A style of vocal music that follows the natural rhythms and inflections of speech, often used in opera and oratorio to advance the plot or narrative.

    frRécitatif

    • The opera begins with a short recitative that sets the scene.
    • The singer delivered the recitative with dramatic clarity.
    • In Baroque music, recitative often precedes an aria.
Formes
  • recitatives plural form
  • recitatives' possessive plural form
  • recitative's possessive singular form