Sentence examples for aria into from inspiring English sources

There was a tendency at times for the singers to press forward, turning each aria into a set piece without allowing Massenet's gentility to emerge.

But on Monday at the Metropolitan Opera's New Year's Eve gala premiere of a new production of "Adriana," Anna Netrebko turned this aria into the aching expression of a woman who triumphs on the stage but muddles through life.

She could turn a Wagner aria into a nightmare of brow-knitted concentration, quavering glissandos and narrow escapes from tonal disaster -- just the reverse of a young singer approaching a difficult passage, the mezzo-soprano Risë Stevens once said.

Another was his modification of the old elements of recitative and aria into a more flexible type of scene structure, or scena, for one or more characters a series of pieces in contrasting tempi which alternated lyric or reflective moments with more dramatic ones and usually ended in a rousing cabaletta, or fast-paced aria.

Ms. Lister was not convincingly cast as Donna Elvira, vocally speaking; but she managed to assemble the brittle notes, which in her weak opening scene comprised at best the shards of an aria, into some kind of shaky structure for "Mi tradi".

Just as Haydn's instrumental music traced the evolution from static Baroque forms to the transitive, fluid values of sonata form, so "Armida" wrestles with ways of bringing the da capo aria into this new operatic world, where Mozart had become chief executive officer.

Record shops pipe operatic arias into the street.

From 1714 Bach integrated da capo arias into his church works.

Singers, too, might insist on thrusting favorite arias into the mix.

Two rounds later, a right to the head backed Arias into the ropes.

That factor too, Ms. Rosand said, might have led to Cavalli's replacement by a younger composer who wrote a greater number of fashionable arias into the score.