tragédie lyriquen.

Brit.

/traʒəˌdiː lɪˈriːk/,

/ˌtradʒᵻdɪ lɪˈriːk/, U.S.

/træʒəˌdi lɪˈrik/,

/ˌtrædʒədi lɪˈrik/

Inflections: Plural tragédies lyriques.

Origin: A borrowing from French. Etymon: French tragédie lyrique.

Etymology: < French tragédie lyrique (1752 or earlier) < tragédie tragedy n. + lyrique lyric adj.In plural form tragédies lyriques after the French plural form.

A genre of French opera of the 17th and 18th centuries which makes use of tragic mythological or epic subjects; an opera in this genre. Cf. opera seria n., opera comique n.

ΘΚΠ

society > leisure > the arts > music > type of music > vocal music > opera > [noun] > type of

comic opera1706

grand opera1720

operetta1741

opera comique1742

burletta1748

opera buffa1783

mezzo carattere1806

opera seria1808

light opera1813

tragédie lyrique1823

opera semiseria1825

opera bouffe1842

operette1871

rescue opera1943

Peking opera1953

monodrama1954

opera magica1956

pop opera1964

bouffe-

1823 Q. Rev. July 414 The excellence of the ballet is an ample compensation for the music of the tragédie lyrique.

1863 Illustr. London News 24 Jan. 107/1 Racine's celebrated play is denominated a tragédie lyrique, and belongs, in some measure, to the musical stage.

1901 W. F. Apthorp Opera Past & Present vi. 117 The Grand Opera—called tragédie lyrique when the libretto conformed to the rules of the classic French tragédie—was..a quasi-academic adaptation of the Italian opera seria to French taste.

1947 A. Einstein Music Romantic Era xix. 358 In France, there was tragédie lyrique and opéra-comique.

1993 Notes 49 1624/2 Jean-Baptiste Lully created a declamatory style in his tragédies lyriques that suited the French language.

2007 Gramophone Feb. 65/3 The imaginative use of the hurdy-gurdy and drones in tracks 21–25 illustrate Marais's masterful command of tragédie lyrique.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2014; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	tragédie lyrique
释义	tragédie lyriquen. Brit. /traʒəˌdiː lɪˈriːk/, /ˌtradʒᵻdɪ lɪˈriːk/, U.S. /træʒəˌdi lɪˈrik/, /ˌtrædʒədi lɪˈrik/ Inflections: Plural tragédies lyriques. Origin: A borrowing from French. Etymon: French tragédie lyrique. Etymology: < French tragédie lyrique (1752 or earlier) < tragédie tragedy n. + lyrique lyric adj.In plural form tragédies lyriques after the French plural form. A genre of French opera of the 17th and 18th centuries which makes use of tragic mythological or epic subjects; an opera in this genre. Cf. opera seria n., opera comique n. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > music > type of music > vocal music > opera > [noun] > type of comic opera1706 grand opera1720 operetta1741 opera comique1742 burletta1748 opera buffa1783 mezzo carattere1806 opera seria1808 light opera1813 tragédie lyrique1823 opera semiseria1825 opera bouffe1842 operette1871 rescue opera1943 Peking opera1953 monodrama1954 opera magica1956 pop opera1964 bouffe- 1823 Q. Rev. July 414 The excellence of the ballet is an ample compensation for the music of the tragédie lyrique. 1863 Illustr. London News 24 Jan. 107/1 Racine's celebrated play is denominated a tragédie lyrique, and belongs, in some measure, to the musical stage. 1901 W. F. Apthorp Opera Past & Present vi. 117 The Grand Opera—called tragédie lyrique when the libretto conformed to the rules of the classic French tragédie—was..a quasi-academic adaptation of the Italian opera seria to French taste. 1947 A. Einstein Music Romantic Era xix. 358 In France, there was tragédie lyrique and opéra-comique. 1993 Notes 49 1624/2 Jean-Baptiste Lully created a declamatory style in his tragédies lyriques that suited the French language. 2007 Gramophone Feb. 65/3 The imaginative use of the hurdy-gurdy and drones in tracks 21–25 illustrate Marais's masterful command of tragédie lyrique. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2014; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1823
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