For several centuries after the birth of opera in sixteenth-century Florence, Italian remained the default language in which most opera scores were written. opera singers today, such as the mezzo-soprano J’Nai Bridges, encounter a wide range of Italian terms—from con amore (with love) to moderato (at a moderate tempo)—when following many eighteenth-century opera scores.
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Verbal·Expression of Ideas·Transitions
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Consequently,
B
However,
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Lastly,
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Granted,