libretto 的定义
plural li·bret·tos, li·bret·ti [li-bret-ee]. /lɪˈbrɛt i/.
- the text or words of an opera or similar extended musical composition.
- a book or booklet containing such a text.
libretto 近义词
等同于 lyrics
等同于 script
更多libretto例句
- The fiercely stubborn Fred Hoyle had a darker, more cynical wit, with an artistic side that showed through in science fiction novels and even the libretto of an opera.
- I own a CD, have heard it, and have read the libretto three or four times.
- Ideas for a novel, the notes I took when working with a composer on the libretto for an opera I did in 2008.
- Watching the court appearance was, to the untrained eye, like watching a German opera without a libretto.
- As the defense takes center stage tomorrow, lead attorney Jose Baez has already written the legal libretto he must follow.
- All this role-model stuff has always been garbage and ramped-up sportswriter libretto.
- The tenor dies; the prima donna appears to do the same, but the libretto consoles you by declaring that she only swoons.
- He was equally delighted with the music and libretto of Serovs opera Judith, which he heard in 1863.
- In any case he received the first part of the libretto from Ostrovsky in March or April.
- A few days ago I was lunching with Ostrovsky, and he proposed, entirely of his own accord, to write a libretto for me.
- I would give anything just now to get a good historical libretto—not Russian.