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cabaletta
[ kab-uh-let-uh, kah-buh-; Italian kah-bah-let-tah ]
noun
- a short, operatic aria of simple form and style.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of cabaletta1
Example Sentences
âBy the time Verdi wrote âFalstaff,â when he was almost 80,â he said, âhe had learned to do in 16 measures what in âNabuccoââ â 50 years earlier â âwould have taken him a big aria and a cabaletta and all that. Thereâs nothing wasted, no decoration, just the thing itself. Iâm not lucky enough to have had that experience a lot, but I recognize it when I see it and it almost makes me laugh.â
After initial studies in mice, Payne is now involved in a clinical trial sponsored by a company she co-founded, Cabaletta Bio, that has shared results on 15 patients so far.
An associate director an ocean away didnât realize he also planned to perform the cabaletta, the faster-moving second part.
As Donizettiâs doomed Anne Boleyn at the Met in 2011, her mad scene cabaletta was imbued with the kind of crapulent ardor one might encounter at a truck rally or in line for a Nintendo Switch.
And in fast music, that part in particular turns blustery and cloudy, making Mr. Domingo sound awkward in, for example, Millerâs big cabaletta, âAh! fu giusto,â which should be an early showstopper.
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