Definition of cabaletta in English:

cabaletta

nounPlural cabalette, Plural cabalettas ˌkabəˈlɛtəˌkäbə-

1A simple aria with a repetitive rhythm.
卡巴列塔（一种重复节奏的简单咏叹调）
Example sentencesExamples
- The duet for soprano and mezzo and its glittering cabaletta are distinguished by daring harmonics and challenging pyrotechnics.
- The plan of cantabiles, cabalettas, multi-movement duets, and finales that served Bellini, Donizetti, and the young Verdi had been defined by him.
- The only questionable tempo is the slow one that he chooses for the cabaletta of the opera's Act Two aria.
- However, in the half of the cabaletta in the second act that is practically always axed, he emerges as someone who pits himself against harmonisation and sentimentality.
- Admittedly, his stratospheric high notes in the cabaletta are not comfortable, but he gives them a good try.
1. 1.1 The uniformly quick final section of an aria.
  咏叹调的快速结束部分

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Italian, variant of coboletta 'short stanza', diminutive of cobola, from Old Provençal cobla, from Latin copula 'connection'.

Definition of cabaletta in US English:

cabaletta

nounˌkäbə-

1A simple aria with a repetitive rhythm.
卡巴列塔（一种重复节奏的简单咏叹调）
Example sentencesExamples
- Admittedly, his stratospheric high notes in the cabaletta are not comfortable, but he gives them a good try.
- The plan of cantabiles, cabalettas, multi-movement duets, and finales that served Bellini, Donizetti, and the young Verdi had been defined by him.
- However, in the half of the cabaletta in the second act that is practically always axed, he emerges as someone who pits himself against harmonisation and sentimentality.
- The only questionable tempo is the slow one that he chooses for the cabaletta of the opera's Act Two aria.
- The duet for soprano and mezzo and its glittering cabaletta are distinguished by daring harmonics and challenging pyrotechnics.
1. 1.1 The uniformly quick final section of an aria.
  咏叹调的快速结束部分

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Italian, variant of coboletta ‘short stanza’, diminutive of cobola, from Old Provençal cobla, from Latin copula ‘connection’.

单词	cabaletta
释义	Definition of cabaletta in English: cabaletta nounPlural cabalette, Plural cabalettas ˌkabəˈlɛtəˌkäbə- 1A simple aria with a repetitive rhythm. 卡巴列塔（一种重复节奏的简单咏叹调） Example sentencesExamples The duet for soprano and mezzo and its glittering cabaletta are distinguished by daring harmonics and challenging pyrotechnics. The plan of cantabiles, cabalettas, multi-movement duets, and finales that served Bellini, Donizetti, and the young Verdi had been defined by him. The only questionable tempo is the slow one that he chooses for the cabaletta of the opera's Act Two aria. However, in the half of the cabaletta in the second act that is practically always axed, he emerges as someone who pits himself against harmonisation and sentimentality. Admittedly, his stratospheric high notes in the cabaletta are not comfortable, but he gives them a good try. 1.1 The uniformly quick final section of an aria. 咏叹调的快速结束部分 Origin Mid 19th century: from Italian, variant of coboletta 'short stanza', diminutive of cobola, from Old Provençal cobla, from Latin copula 'connection'. Definition of cabaletta in US English: cabaletta nounˌkäbə- 1A simple aria with a repetitive rhythm. 卡巴列塔（一种重复节奏的简单咏叹调） Example sentencesExamples Admittedly, his stratospheric high notes in the cabaletta are not comfortable, but he gives them a good try. The plan of cantabiles, cabalettas, multi-movement duets, and finales that served Bellini, Donizetti, and the young Verdi had been defined by him. However, in the half of the cabaletta in the second act that is practically always axed, he emerges as someone who pits himself against harmonisation and sentimentality. The only questionable tempo is the slow one that he chooses for the cabaletta of the opera's Act Two aria. The duet for soprano and mezzo and its glittering cabaletta are distinguished by daring harmonics and challenging pyrotechnics. 1.1 The uniformly quick final section of an aria. 咏叹调的快速结束部分 Origin Mid 19th century: from Italian, variant of coboletta ‘short stanza’, diminutive of cobola, from Old Provençal cobla, from Latin copula ‘connection’.
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