obbligato

9 letters in word "obbligato": A B B G I L O O T.

No anagrams for obbligato found in this word list.

• Definitions:
• indispensable octave - the pitch interval between a tone and the seventh tone above it in a diatonic scale, or between the letter name of a tone ...
• Obbligato (Italian: obligatory) is often used virtually as a noun in English, in spite of its derivation. It is used to indicate an additional instrumental part that cannot be omitted, particularly when a solo instrument adds an accompanying melody in some baroque vocal forms. ...
• Accompaniment by a single instrument.
• (Ital.) A part that must not be left out.
• In music, an essential instrumental part, second in importance only to the principal melody.
• An elaborate melodic part accompanying a solo or principal melody.
• a persistent but subordinate motif a part of the score that must be performed without change or omission
• In classical music an obbligato (Italian for obligatory, from Latin word obligare, to oblige) is an elaborate accompaniment part played by a single instrument. Originally indicated a passage of music that was to be played as written, without changes or omissions, as opposed to ad libitum.

• obbligati ←
• obas ←
• obangs ←
• obbligato
• → obbligatos
• → obcompressed
• → obconic