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трио

An extended musical passage performed by three singers.

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трио сонатасы
Music; Classical

A chamber music form for two featured instruments and continuo accompaniment; especially popular in the 17th and 18th centuries.

ішекті трио
Music; General music

Standard chamber ensemble made up two violins and cello, or violin, viola and cello.

менуэт және трио
Music; General music

A moderate triple-meter dance form with two main sections (minuet = A, trio = B) that often occurs as the third movement of a symphony.

темпо
Drama; Opera

The speed at which a musical performance is played, i.e., andante (going along), largo (quite slow), prestissimo (very fast).

фуга
Drama; Opera

A musical form in which a melody, called the subject or theme, is played by one instrument, then taken up by others as the earlier instruments continue.

гранд опера
Drama; Opera

Opera in the grand manner, signified by grandeur and size in cast, orchestra and sets. Opera that is completely sung from beginning to end, with no spoken dialogue. This style of ...

тенор
Drama; Opera

the male voice intermediate between alto and baritone, having a range approximately from the B a ninth below middle C to the G a fifth above it; a singer with such a voice; a ...

гармония
Drama; Opera

The relationship of tones that sound simultaneously, or any particular position of pitches sounded simultaneously.

импровизация
Drama; Opera

The invention of music as it is played, usually within the framework of a specific musical form.

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