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Definition of cantabile in English: cantabileadverb & adjective kanˈtɑːbɪleɪ Music In a smooth singing style. the beauty of the voice in the cantabile passages Example sentencesExamples - The Andante really was as cantabile as marked; the scherzo fizzed along; and throughout, the rapport between all three players was complete.
- And when he does, he seems as if he is no longer merely ‘performing’ moderato cantabile; in some strange way, he becomes it.
- Then the middle section offers a prime example of cantabile style from the violin, and Neftel's singing tone is intoxicating.
- Her beautiful cantabile singing of ‘La Promessa’ was all sweetness and lightness.
- The crystalline lightness of Goode's cantabile line in the Andante poco moto recalled Schubert's songs and vocal music.
noun kanˈtɑːbɪleɪkɑnˈtɑbəˌleɪ A cantabile passage or movement. the allegro also begins with a beautiful cantabile Example sentencesExamples - His crisp, precise passage work and lovely cantabile, his wide variety of tonal colouring and superb dynamic control, together with his flawless sense of rhythm ensured his position as linchpin of both these excellent ensembles.
- This staging certainly retains the futile but widely accepted cuts (for example in the cantabile of Violetta's big Scena ed Aria at the end of the first act).
- The plan of cantabiles, cabalettas, multi-movement duets, and finales that served Bellini, Donizetti, and the young Verdi had been defined by him.
- Never do you get the sense that the Angeles is trying to impress you with virtuosic plunges or move you to tears with saccharine cantabiles, although both happened to me in their rendition of the Sturm und Drang Opus 20 quartets.
Origin Italian, literally 'singable'. Definition of cantabile in US English: cantabileadjective & adverbkänˈtäbəˌlākɑnˈtɑbəˌleɪ Music In a smooth singing style. the beauty of the voice in the cantabile passages Example sentencesExamples - The crystalline lightness of Goode's cantabile line in the Andante poco moto recalled Schubert's songs and vocal music.
- The Andante really was as cantabile as marked; the scherzo fizzed along; and throughout, the rapport between all three players was complete.
- And when he does, he seems as if he is no longer merely ‘performing’ moderato cantabile; in some strange way, he becomes it.
- Then the middle section offers a prime example of cantabile style from the violin, and Neftel's singing tone is intoxicating.
- Her beautiful cantabile singing of ‘La Promessa’ was all sweetness and lightness.
nounkänˈtäbəˌlākɑnˈtɑbəˌleɪ Music A cantabile passage or movement. the allegro also begins with a beautiful cantabile Example sentencesExamples - The plan of cantabiles, cabalettas, multi-movement duets, and finales that served Bellini, Donizetti, and the young Verdi had been defined by him.
- This staging certainly retains the futile but widely accepted cuts (for example in the cantabile of Violetta's big Scena ed Aria at the end of the first act).
- His crisp, precise passage work and lovely cantabile, his wide variety of tonal colouring and superb dynamic control, together with his flawless sense of rhythm ensured his position as linchpin of both these excellent ensembles.
- Never do you get the sense that the Angeles is trying to impress you with virtuosic plunges or move you to tears with saccharine cantabiles, although both happened to me in their rendition of the Sturm und Drang Opus 20 quartets.
Origin Italian, literally ‘singable’. |