ritornello

ri·tor·nel·lo

R0259500 (rē′tôr-nĕl′lō)n. pl. ri·tor·nel·li (-lē) or ri·tor·nel·los 1. An instrumental interlude recurring after each stanza in a vocal work.2. A passage or section for full orchestra in a concerto or aria.3. An instrumental interlude in early 17th-century opera.4. The refrain of a rondo.

[Italian, diminutive of ritorno, return, from ritornare, to return, from Vulgar Latin *retornāre; see return.]

ritornello

(ˌrɪtəˈnɛləʊ) n, pl -los or -li (-liː) 1. (Classical Music) an orchestral passage between verses of an aria or song2. (Classical Music) a ripieno passage in a concerto grosso Also called: ritornel, ritornelle or ritournelle [C17: from Italian, literally: a little return, from ritorno a return]

ri•tor•nel•lo

(ˌrɪt ərˈnɛl oʊ)

n., pl. -los, -li (-li) 1. an orchestral interlude between arias, scenes, or acts in 17th-century opera. 2. a tutti section in a concerto grosso, aria, etc. [1665–75; < Italian, diminutive of ritorno return]

Ritornello

(1) In vocal music of the 17th through early 18th centuries, short instrumental sections serving as introductions, intermezzi or codas. Sometimes a ritornello used as an introduction is repeated at the end of a piece as a coda. If the same ritornello is heard in the middle of a work as well as in the beginning and end, it may be referred to as a refrain. In modern Italian the terms “ritornello” and ripresa are synonyms.

(2) In dance music, the introductory and concluding sections.

(3) In ballet of the late 17th through early 18th centuries, an instrumental introduction to a dance.

(4) In poetry (especially Italian folk and medieval poetry) a special three-line stanza.

单词	ritornello
释义	ritornello ri·tor·nel·lo R0259500 (rē′tôr-nĕl′lō)n. pl. ri·tor·nel·li (-lē) or ri·tor·nel·los 1. An instrumental interlude recurring after each stanza in a vocal work.2. A passage or section for full orchestra in a concerto or aria.3. An instrumental interlude in early 17th-century opera.4. The refrain of a rondo. [Italian, diminutive of ritorno, return, from ritornare, to return, from Vulgar Latin retornāre; see return.] ritornello (ˌrɪtəˈnɛləʊ) n, pl -los* or -li (-liː) 1. (Classical Music) an orchestral passage between verses of an aria or song2. (Classical Music) a ripieno passage in a concerto grosso Also called: ritornel, ritornelle or ritournelle [C17: from Italian, literally: a little return, from ritorno a return] ri•tor•nel•lo (ˌrɪt ərˈnɛl oʊ) n., pl. -los, -li (-li) 1. an orchestral interlude between arias, scenes, or acts in 17th-century opera. 2. a tutti section in a concerto grosso, aria, etc. [1665–75; < Italian, diminutive of ritorno return] Ritornello Ritornello (1) In vocal music of the 17th through early 18th centuries, short instrumental sections serving as introductions, intermezzi or codas. Sometimes a ritornello used as an introduction is repeated at the end of a piece as a coda. If the same ritornello is heard in the middle of a work as well as in the beginning and end, it may be referred to as a refrain. In modern Italian the terms “ritornello” and ripresa are synonyms. (2) In dance music, the introductory and concluding sections. (3) In ballet of the late 17th through early 18th centuries, an instrumental introduction to a dance. (4) In poetry (especially Italian folk and medieval poetry) a special three-line stanza.
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