obbligatorio

1. : an elaborate especially melodic part accompanying a solo or principal melody and usually played by a single instrument. a song with violin obbligato. 2. : accompaniment sense 2b.

obbligato, (Italian: “obligatory”), in music, essential but subordinate instrumental part. For example, in an 18th-century aria with trumpet obbligato, the trumpet part, although serving as accompaniment to the voice, may be as brilliant in its writing as that of the voice itself.

In connection with a keyboard part in the baroque period, obbligato has a very specific meaning: it describes a functional change from a basso continuo part (in which the player decided how to fill in the harmonies unobtrusively) to a fully written part of equal importance to the main melody part.

più f, standing for più forte and meaning "louder".

[ sing-kuh-pey-shuhn, sin- ] show ipa. noun. Music. a shifting of the normal accent, usually by stressing the normally unaccented beats.

How to use obligato in a sentence. The said orchestra consisted of a violin and accordion, both played by amateurs, with an occasional obligato on the common comb. Romberg, then in the zenith of his fame as a Virtuoso, played one of his Quartetts with Violoncello obligato.

4 Elements - Classical Music of Fire, Water, Air and Earth.

The Oxford Dictionary defines 'classical music' as “music written in a Western musical tradition, usually using an established form (for example a symphony). Classical music is generally considered to be serious and to have a lasting value.”

not to be omitted in performance Definition of 'obligato' 1. not to be omitted in performance. nounWord forms: plural -tos or -ti (-tiː ) 2. an essential part in a score.

a musical instrument with a keyboard in which sound is produced by air being forced through pipes of different sizes and lengths: By the 1400s, the pipe organ had become a central part of the worship experience in large churches and cathedrals.

piu in British English adverb. more (quickly, softly, etc)

piupiu in British English (ˈpiːuːˌpiːuː ) nounWord forms: plural -piu. a skirt made from the leaves of the New Zealand flax, worn by Māoris on ceremonial occasions.