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Definitions from WordNet

Noun obbligato has 2 senses
  1. obbligato, obligato - a persistent but subordinate motif
    --1 is a kind of motif, motive
  2. obbligato, obligato - a part of the score that must be performed without change or omission
    --2 is a kind of section, subdivision

Definitions from the Web

Term: obbligato

Description:

Obbligato is a musical term that refers to a significant or essential instrumental or vocal part in a piece of music, typically in a classical composition. The obbligato part serves as an integral component that cannot be omitted without altering the composition's structure or meaning.

Obbligato can also be used metaphorically to describe something that is obligatory or necessary in a non-musical context.

Sample Sentences:

  • The haunting flute obbligato beautifully complemented the soprano's aria.
  • In this song, the guitar plays a crucial obbligato that brings depth to the overall arrangement.
  • The cellist performed the obbligato with precision and passion, drawing the audience into the music.
  • Reading is an obbligato part of my daily routine; I can't go a day without picking up a book.
  • The obbligato presence of her best friend supported her through difficult times.

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