obligato Sentence Examples
- The violin's obligato melody danced effortlessly above the orchestral accompaniment.
- The flute's delicate obligato added a haunting counterpoint to the main theme.
- The viola's obligato was so intricate and expressive that it stole the show.
- The bassoon's obligato notes provided a steady undercurrent to the swelling symphony.
- The oboe played an obligato solo that showcased its rich, melancholic tone.
- The clarinet's obligato runs added a sense of exuberance to the otherwise solemn composition.
- The piano's obligato passages were a virtuosic display of technical brilliance.
- The French horn's obligato echoes created an ethereal atmosphere that lingered long after the music ended.
- The trumpet's obligato fanfare announced the triumphant arrival of the hero.
- The choir's obligato harmonies elevated the song to a celestial level, leaving listeners spellbound.
obligato Meaning
Wordnet
obligato (n)
a persistent but subordinate motif
a part of the score that must be performed without change or omission
Webster
obligato (a.)
See Obbligato.
Synonyms & Antonyms of obligato
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FAQs About the word obligato
a persistent but subordinate motif, a part of the score that must be performed without change or omissionSee Obbligato.
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The violin's obligato melody danced effortlessly above the orchestral accompaniment.
The flute's delicate obligato added a haunting counterpoint to the main theme.
The viola's obligato was so intricate and expressive that it stole the show.
The bassoon's obligato notes provided a steady undercurrent to the swelling symphony.
