arietta (Meaning)
Wordnet
arietta (n)
a short aria
Webster
arietta (n.)
Alt. of Ariette
Synonyms & Antonyms of arietta
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
arietta Sentence Examples
- The soprano sang a beautiful arietta that captivated the audience with its delicate melody.
- The composer included a charming arietta in the second movement of his piano sonata.
- The opera featured an exquisite arietta performed by the leading tenor during the romantic duet.
- As the sun set, the pianist played a tranquil arietta that echoed through the concert hall.
- The cellist performed a hauntingly beautiful arietta as an encore piece for the enthralled audience.
- The arietta in the baroque suite provided a brief interlude of lightness amidst the grandeur of the larger movements.
- The aria seamlessly transitioned into a tender arietta, showcasing the soprano's vocal agility.
- The composer's latest composition included an arietta inspired by the melodies of folk songs.
- During the opera's overture, the orchestra introduced the main themes, including a lively arietta.
- The pianist improvised a playful arietta during the jazz concert, showcasing his virtuosity and creativity.
FAQs About the word arietta
a short ariaAlt. of Ariette
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The soprano sang a beautiful arietta that captivated the audience with its delicate melody.
The composer included a charming arietta in the second movement of his piano sonata.
The opera featured an exquisite arietta performed by the leading tenor during the romantic duet.
As the sun set, the pianist played a tranquil arietta that echoed through the concert hall.
