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Recitative in opera is a sort of early rap where words are spoken in rhythm, often on one pitch. What is recitativo accompagnato?
• Spoken word in rhythm by 2 people (duet)
• An aria (song in an opera NOT spoken word)
• Spoken word in rhythm accompanied by the orchestra
• Orchestral music with no words
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• Spoken word in rhythm accompanied by the orchestra
Brief note: Recitativo accompagnato (or recitativo accompagnato) is a style of recitative where the singer's rhythmic, speech-like delivery is supported by orchestral accompaniment (often for dramatic emphasis), unlike recitativo secco which uses only continuo.
• Spoken word in rhythm accompanied by the orchestra
Brief note: Recitativo accompagnato (or recitativo accompagnato) is a style of recitative where the singer's rhythmic, speech-like delivery is supported by orchestral accompaniment (often for dramatic emphasis), unlike recitativo secco which uses only continuo.
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