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parlando

Musical direction indicating, in instrumental music, that a passage is to be performed in a ‘speaking’ manner, expressively but not sustained or ‘sung’; in vocal music, that the tone is to be reduced to something approximating to speech.



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The tone and timbre of his music shifted with the drama, ranging from a kind of staccato parlando to the Portuguese fado-like lines that give the piece--a reinterpretation in 1960s Toronto of an episode in Portuguese history--its distinctive musical flavor.
The entertaining Constantinos Yiannoudes used his forceful baritone to great dramatic effect in a parlando section from Giaccomo Puccini's "Il Tabarro" and in a Greek tango.
Insomma sia Consolo che Tabucchi "storicizzano", secondo il critico, il presente parlando del passato.
 
 
 
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