Definition of terzetto in English:

terzetto

nounPlural terzettos, Plural terzetti tɛːtˈsɛtəʊtəːtˈsɛtəʊ

Music

A vocal or instrumental trio.
Example sentencesExamples
- As consolation, Dvorák promptly wrote a second terzetto in a much simpler style, Op. 75a, which was later published in a better-known arrangement for violin and piano entitled Romantic Pieces.
- Still, ‘La Clemenza’ does have its moments and has an easy flow to it that offers a certain consistency from beginning to end that makes it easy listening, especially some of its duets, choral pieces and terzettos.
- Shortly after orchestrating the second series of Slavonic Dances in 1886, the composer, a violist, wrote two string terzettos for himself and two violin students, who lived in his house.
- The repertoire of the ensemble includes solos, duettas, and terzettos to piano, for example the following operetta numbers: ‘The Countess Mariza’, ‘The Violet of Montmartre’, ‘The Happy Widow’, ‘Victoria and her Hussar’.
- In 1705, Lotti had a collection of madrigals published: Duetti, terzetti e madrigali a piu voci.
Synonyms
trio, triplet, triplets, triumvirate, triad, trinity, troika, triunity, triangle, triplex

Origin

Italian (see tercet).

单词	terzetto
释义	Definition of terzetto in English: terzetto nounPlural terzettos, Plural terzetti tɛːtˈsɛtəʊtəːtˈsɛtəʊ Music A vocal or instrumental trio. Example sentencesExamples As consolation, Dvorák promptly wrote a second terzetto in a much simpler style, Op. 75a, which was later published in a better-known arrangement for violin and piano entitled Romantic Pieces. Still, ‘La Clemenza’ does have its moments and has an easy flow to it that offers a certain consistency from beginning to end that makes it easy listening, especially some of its duets, choral pieces and terzettos. Shortly after orchestrating the second series of Slavonic Dances in 1886, the composer, a violist, wrote two string terzettos for himself and two violin students, who lived in his house. The repertoire of the ensemble includes solos, duettas, and terzettos to piano, for example the following operetta numbers: ‘The Countess Mariza’, ‘The Violet of Montmartre’, ‘The Happy Widow’, ‘Victoria and her Hussar’. In 1705, Lotti had a collection of madrigals published: Duetti, terzetti e madrigali a piu voci. Synonyms trio, triplet, triplets, triumvirate, triad, trinity, troika, triunity, triangle, triplex Origin Italian (see tercet).
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