Recitative is a style of singing in an opera or oratorio that reflects natural speech or dialogue (see Opera; Oratorio). The sections of a libretto (text) that are sung in recitative convey the action of the story to the audience and move the plot forward. Passages sung in recitative are themselves referred to as recitatives. More »
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Recitative is a style of singing in an opera or oratorio that reflects natural speech or dialogue... More >>