Recitative Interpretation
Recitative Interpretation is an academic construct within the field of music performance studies that denotes the analytical and expressive methodology employed to render dramatic and textual meaning in recitative, a style of vocal delivery in operatic and sacred music that imitates the rhythms and intonations of natural speech, thereby distinguishing it from other forms of musical interpretation through its emphasis on linguistic fidelity and dramatic immediacy within a minimally structured musical framework.
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The Subjectivities of 'Erbarme Dich'
Naomi Cumming · Music Analysis · 1997 · 125 citations
French Baroque recitative as an expression of tragic declamation
Lois Rosow · Early Music · 1983 · 32 citations
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Transmission of Recitative Literature by the Hittites
Alfonso Archi · Altorientalische Forschungen · 2007 · 23 citations
Song Recitative in Paiute Mythology
Edward Sapir · Journal of American Folklore · 1910 · 19 citations
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