How To Use Cantabile In A Sentence
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In other words, the mood that is written above the score is never quite identical to the affects it contains: Moderato Cantabile is never quite moderato cantabile.
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Peak stretching more than ten kilometers of pine forest, the endless, Greenfield Cantabile.
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Yup, then i watched nodame cantabile on my bro's com.
Yanxious Diary Entry
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As all of you who watch this show should know, "cantabile" means "in a singing style," and that is exactly what the first eight bars of this piece sound like.
Riuva : Research Institute for Unicultural Visual Arts
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The third movement, adagio molto e cantabile, was just that: delicate, lyrical throughout.
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The seven types of aria are: Aria Cantabile; Aria di portamento; Aria di mezzo carattere; Aria parlante; Aria di bravura; Aria di agilita;
Notes on ''An assiduous frequenter of the Italian opera': Shelley's Prometheus Unbound and the opera buffa'
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As this passage also suggests, however, moderato cantabile seems to be much more than what is written above the score.
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It is a sorry fact of today's opera world that homogenized loudness is often valued above individualized refinement, yet Mr. Calleja's plangent cantabile phrasing, in which each note is connected in a seamless golden line, recalls the old masters like Gigli whose voice his most resembles and more recent exponents of exquisite vocal art, like Carlo Bergonzi and the late Alain Vanzo.
Here to Deal With the Devil
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The Andante really was as cantabile as marked; the scherzo fizzed along; and throughout, the rapport between all three players was complete.
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The crystalline lightness of Goode's cantabile line in the Andante poco moto recalled Schubert's songs and vocal music.
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This staging certainly retains the futile but widely accepted cuts (for example in the cantabile of Violetta's big Scena ed Aria at the end of the first act).
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For this pianist rushing and slowing down in the cantabile sections while drawing attention to the downbeats over the barlines is a measure of profound expression.
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The very word _cantabile_ emphasizes, by antithesis, the unvocal character of the old florid style.
Chopin and Other Musical Essays
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The performers of the Golden Age, Mr. Hamilton explains, cultivated a cantabile or "singing" tone, modeled after the leading singers of the early 19th century.
What Music Has Lost
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The seven types of aria are: Aria Cantabile; Aria di portamento; Aria di mezzo carattere; Aria parlante; Aria di bravura; Aria di agilita;
Notes on ''An assiduous frequenter of the Italian opera': Shelley's Prometheus Unbound and the opera buffa'
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Her beautiful cantabile singing of ‘La Promessa’ was all sweetness and lightness.
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The plan of cantabiles, cabalettas, multi-movement duets, and finales that served Bellini, Donizetti, and the young Verdi had been defined by him.
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Never do you get the sense that the Angeles is trying to impress you with virtuosic plunges or move you to tears with saccharine cantabiles, although both happened to me in their rendition of the Sturm und Drang Opus 20 quartets.
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But the cantabile ideal fell afoul of early recording technology, which was too insensitive to capture its delicate beauty.
What Music Has Lost
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Then the middle section offers a prime example of cantabile style from the violin, and Neftel's singing tone is intoxicating.
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Those who heard Schumann play say that he used the pedal persistently, sometimes twice in the same bar to avoid harmonic confusion; and the same is true of Chopin, concerning whose playing an English amateur says, after referring to his _legatissimo_ touch: "The wide arpeggios in the left hand, _maintained in a continuous stream of tone_ by the strict legato and fine and constant use of the damper pedal, formed an harmonious substructure for a wonderfully poetic _cantabile_.
Chopin and Other Musical Essays
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I have a very strong feeling in the Andante Cantabile of the players only just resisting the temptation to portamento slides between the notes.
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Here his power of providing new and apparently necessary material for the left hand of the cembalist (or, in the double concertos, two left [v. 03 p. 0128] hands) without disturbing the already complete score, is astonishing; and it fails only in the slow movements, which he prefers to leave obviously in the condition of an arrangement rather than to spoil their broad cantabile style by a too polyphonic bass.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 1 "Austria, Lower" to "Bacon"
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And when he does, he seems as if he is no longer merely ‘performing’ moderato cantabile; in some strange way, he becomes it.
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In the fourth movement (Andante ma non troppo e molto cantabile) the pizzicato sforzandos were very accurate, loud, and pleasing to hear, as was the high playing of the first violin in the Presto.
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The plan of cantabiles, cabalettas, multi-movement duets, and finales that served Bellini, Donizetti, and the young Verdi had been defined by him.
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The Kungsbacka Trio are embarking on a series, and this first volume includes the famous "Gypsy Rondo", dispatched with mirth, and some lovely movements such as the serene Allegro, ma dolce of the D major trio and the more severe Andante cantabile of the E flat minor trio; in the F sharp minor trio there's a version of a movement from his Symphony No 102.
Haydn: Piano Trios Vol 1, Nos 24, 25, 26, 31 – review
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Some of these arias were written in a virtuoso style, with rich vocal lines and complex instrumental accompaniment; others were cantabile, meaning simpler in style and intended mainly to highlight the feelings or thoughts of a character, with little ornamentation and the instrumentation kept in the background.
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In addition to the smooth transitions between both the divergent, heterophonically-interwoven tunes and between tonal, modal and atonal pivots of the different sections, Olivero also presents a rhythmic dichotomy, between slow-paced, rhythmically flexible cantabile sections and harshly syncopated, rhythmic intersecting phrases.
Betty Olivero.
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A lack of warm cantabile tone, tone subtleties and tonal gradation impoverished the rich melodic lines of the mentioned works.
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His spacious tempo and the rich, focused tone of the violins found the deep Russian melancholy that permeates the Adagio cantabile.
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As Joplin famously noted of all his compositions, "It is never right to play 'ragtime' fast," while his concert waltz "Bethena" adds the direction "cantabile" - "as if singing.
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He contrived a thrilling balance between cantabile and cutting edge, with a daring line in tiny pianissimos.
The Turn of the Screw; BBC Proms 32, 35, 36 – review
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His crisp, precise passage work and lovely cantabile, his wide variety of tonal colouring and superb dynamic control, together with his flawless sense of rhythm ensured his position as linchpin of both these excellent ensembles.
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Yet she must also be able to sing a delicate cantabile line (with beautiful pianissimos) and brilliant coloratura.