terzetta

Example:The terzetta was a highlight in the second act of the opera.

Definition:A form of theatrical performance consisting of a dramatic work that combines music, verse, and usually some stage movements to tell a story or convey information.

Example:The terzetta occurs in the third act of the opera.

Definition:One of the main divisions or sections of a play, opera, or ballet.

Example:The terzetta included three arias, each with distinct tonalities.

Definition:A solo vocal piece in an opera, oratorio, or cantata.

Example:The three principals sang a terzetta during the overture.

Definition:A group of musicians or singers performing together, typically functioning as a unit in a concert, opera, or the like.

Example:The terzetta required three different vocal tones to be listened in harmony.

Definition:The sound produced by the vocal organs.

Example:A terzetta can be used as part of a concerto between two performing groups.

Definition:A piece of music for a solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra, typically featuring a soloist or soloists, often in a competitive relationship with the orchestra.

Example:A chamber music version of the terzetta could be performed by a trio.

Definition:Classical instrumental music for a small ensemble (usually up to ten players), as distinguished from orchestra or solo works.

Example:The terzetta was the perfect harmony for the previous arias.

Definition:A beautiful or agreeable sound produced by two or more tones (usually musical notes) sounding together.

Example:The terzetta was written in the musical score with its distinct parts.

Definition:A full printed version of a piece of music showing the individual parts required, usually for two or more performers or a whole orchestra.

Example:The terzetta was a composition that showcased the composer’s skill.

Definition:The art or practice of creating music, and the resulting works (e.g., melodies, symphonies, etc.) or the process of making sounds in a coherent and pleasant sequence or pattern.