WHAT DOES CAPO D´ÓPERĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of capo d´óperă in the Romanian dictionary
capo d'appera f., pl. e (capo d'oppera, capolavóro). Opera, perfect work (I call myself the head of opera, full of operatic heads). capo d´óperă f., pl. e (it. capo d´ópera, îld. capolavóro). Operă, lucrare perfectă (maĭ bine zis cap de operă, pl. capete de operă).
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CAPO D´ÓPERĂ»
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Il capo d'oro, ovvero L'uomo d'ingegno opera filosofica ... - Pagina 7
ben ellòviene sotto l'allegoría di un metallo sòvra di ogni altro prezioso, e splendente alla prima conosciuto , e ben" 'dillinto. Aggiungasi a tutto ciò , che venendo da non' hi Sofisti la Comun madre natura accusata,per aver con afliogi madrigna ...
Pio Piccolomini di Aragona, 1721
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A Universal Dictionary of Musical Terms: Taken in Part ... - Pagina xix
According to Brossard's Diction, de Mu- lique, pieces de symphonie were designated with the term Canzoni ; and the word ... Bis;) — Capo d' orchestra, the head or leader of the orchestra ; Capo Violino, the first violin ; Capo d' opera, a work of ...
James Franklin Warner, Gottfried Weber, 1842
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The Stanford Dictionary of Anglicised Words and Phrases - Pagina 201
What a Capilotade of Damnation will there be cook'd up for him ! VANBRUGH, False Friend, iii. Wks., Vol. I. p. .... 1887 Mr. F. Madox Brown's capo d" opera is Work (47), a large and vigorous picture : A thentrum, July 16, p. 91/1. capo maestro, ...
Charles Augustus Maude Fennell, 1891
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The Autumn of Italian Opera: From Verismo to Modernism, ...
Conductors While the history of singing as a profession goes back to the earliest days of opera, the profession of ... The capo d'orchestra, however, played little part in the preparation and rehearsal of the opera, which was the duty of the ...
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The Harvard Concise Dictionary of Music and Musicians - Pagina 32
In the later 1 7th century, the da capo aria became increasingly important, and this became the dominant form in the first decades of the 1 8th century. ... Comic opera in particular showed a notable variety of formal procedures during the 1 8th century. ... even extended to duets and larger ensembles, usually with an added confrontational movement (the tempo d'attacco) between the scena and cantabile.
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La prova d'un opera seria: The rehearsal of a serious ... - Pagina 24
SCENA Vi. Fastidio, Fischio, e Coristi ; indi Campanonk, e Don Gkillictto. Fas. Signor Maestro, che dico, Signorine, [verso la scena. Fermatevi, aspettate. Eh, maledetto, Tutte queste etichette ! Maledetto il momento Che mi saltó nel capo Di fare ...
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La figlia dell'aria: The daughter of the air; a ... - Pagina 32
The daughter of the air; a semi-tragic opera in two acts as performed at the Park theatre, New York Manuel García. K qui il tuo cuor ... O d'Assiria sol nas-cente, Vaga stella d'oriente, Capo d'opera d'amore, Elixir di Voluntà. Sem. . Parla a me ...
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The musical guide: containing a pronouncing and defining ...
The head or beginning, da capo (return and play again), from the beginning, capo d 'opera, capo-lavoro. Master-piece, chief work. c. violino. The first violin, capo-dastro, c. di tasto. Vide capotasto. c. d'instrumenti. Leader, c. d'orchestra.
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How To Write An Inspired Creative Brief - Pagina 67
“You mean the Capo d'astro bar really doesn't go to work for 50 years?” I asked. “Well, there's got to be some reason why the Met uses it,” he casually added. I froze. “Are you telling me that the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City uses ...
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Music Lovers' Encyclopedia: Containing a Pronouncing and ...
The head or beginning, da capo (return and play again), from the beginning, capo d'opera, capo-lavoro. Master-piece, chief work. c. violino. The first violin. capo-dastro, c. di tasto. Vide CAPOTASTO. c. d'instrumenti. Leader, c. d'orchestra.
