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terzetto
/ tɜːˈtsɛtəʊ /
noun
- music a trio, esp a vocal one
Word History and Origins
Origin of terzetto1
Example Sentences
There is some further conversation in the form of a terzetto between Idrenus, Assur, and Oroe, and the fact is disclosed that Assur expects the queen's choice to fall on him.
Gounod may be forgiven even for the soldiers' chorus, in consideration of the masculine vigour of the duel terzetto—a purified reminiscence of Meyerbeer—and the impressive church scene.
After this a duet between her and Colbran, together with an air of Galli, and particularly a terzetto between him and the two ladies, were well received.
The song produces the effect of harmony, but, comparing it with human singing, it is less like a duo than a terzetto composed of bass, contralto, and soprano.
The closing act is specially remarkable for the great terzetto in its finale, which is one of the most effective numbers Meyerbeer has written.
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