Synonym: obligato. Similar words: obligatory, obligatorily, obligate, obligated, obligation, alligator, alligatored, alligator clip. Meaning: n. 1. a persistent but subordinate motif 2. a part of the score that must be performed without change or omission.
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(1) Rather, the guitar and drum set seem like obbligato instruments, threading their way through the varied and highly imaginative texture.
(2) A song with a flute obbligato.
(3) A smaller instrumentation is adopted with English Horn obbligato (as if a shadow of the storyteller). In Part II, the singer 'jumps out' from being a storyteller and becomes the fisherman himself.
(4) Recently, flow cytometry becomes one of the obbligato tools in the procedure of diagnosis of hematological malignant tumors and has been widely used in clinical test.
(5) The study is a literature survey of the chamber cantatas for solo voice with the obbligato instruments and basso continuo during later 17th to early 18th centuries in Rome. Sentencedict.com
(6) I only she her smiling face and hear her laught . But the laught come from her tear . Only I can understand her laught is a black elegy . the sound of her heart when it is smashing is her obbligato.
(7) Piano and cello are given equal roles in the Sonata in A (Op. 69), a break with the 18th-century format of a piano sonata accompanied by an instrumental obbligato.
(8) Sonata No. 3 in D minor for Piano with Violin Obbligato, J. 101: Rondo.
(9) To those friends possessing computer, by super herosoft2000, the selected obbligato music can be compressed into MP3 or transfered to WAV form, then to make a obbligato CD.
(10) Soon his right arm reached around to the other side of the child and he added a running obbligato.
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