[DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about MUSICAL TERMS - StudyStack [PAR] ITALIAN FOR "OBLIGATORY", IT REFERS TO AN INSTRUMENTAL PART THAT 
SHOULD NOT BE OMITTED, OBLIGATO. FORTISSIMO'S ANTONYM... [DOC] [TLE] Obbligato | Define Obbligato at Dictionary.com [PAR] Obbligato definition, (used as a musical direction) obligatory or indispensable; so 
important that it cannot be omitted. ... a subordinate part of a solo. ... 1715-25; < 
Italian: bound, obliged < Latin obligtus; see obligate ... The accompanying (
obbligato) instrument is not mentioned, but the work may well have been one of 
these... [DOC] [TLE] obbligato - definition of obbligato in English | Oxford Dictionaries [PAR] [usually with or as modifier] An instrumental part, typically distinctive in effect, 
which is integral to a piece of music and should not be omitted in performance. [DOC] [TLE] obligati (section) - Memidex dictionary/thesaurus [PAR] "obligati" is a plural form of "obligato" (section): a part of the score that must ... [
music] a variant spelling of "obbligato" | not to be omitted in performance | an ... 
an instrumental part, typically distinctive in effect, which is integral to a piece ... 
Origin: Italian, obligatory, from past participle of obbligare to oblige, from Latin 
obligare. [DOC] [TLE] Obligati - definition of obligati by The Free Dictionary [PAR] [Italian, past participle of obbligare, to obligate, from Latin obligre, to oblige; see 
oblige.] ... (used as a musical direction) obligatory; not to be omitted. n. 2. a 
musical line performed by a single instrument in accompaniment to a solo part. [DOC] [TLE] Obbligato - definition of obbligato by The Free Dictionary [PAR] [Italian, past participle of obbligare, to obligate, from Latin obligre, to oblige; see 
oblige.] ... (used as a musical direction) obligatory; not to be omitted. n. 2. a 
musical line performed by a single instrument in accompaniment to a solo part. [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of Musical Term - O - lcsproductions.net [PAR] Obbligato (Italian: obligatory) is often used virtually as a noun in English, in spite 
of its ... It is used to indicate an additional instrumental part that cannot be omitted
, ... Opus numbers are not always a guide to the date of composition or even to 
the ... The word Ouvertre or Ouverture is sometimes used to mean an orchestral
... [DOC] [TLE] 734 Italian sentences using 'obbligato' | 734 Frasi italiane con ... [PAR] 734 results ... An instrumental part, typically distinctive in effect, that is integral to a piece of 
music and should not be omitted in performance ... [source]; Obbligato (Italian: 
obligatory) is often used virtually as a noun in English, in spite of its... [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of Musical Terms - Drew Fennell [PAR] In my music studies, I have often found it frustrating not knowing the meaning of 
all the words ... Any serious student of music should own a copy of the Harvard 
Dictionary of Music ... A capella [It.]: Performed without instrumental ...... Obbligato 
[It.]: Obligatory; refers to an important accompanying part which is not to be 
omitted. [DOC] [TLE] 27 English sentences using 'obbligato' - Fraze it. [PAR] 27 results ... An instrumental part, typically distinctive in effect, that is integral to a piece of 
music and should not be omitted in performance ... [source]; Obbligato (Italian: 
obligatory) is often used virtually as a noun in English, in spite of its... [DOC] [TLE] Italian/Pronouns - Wikibooks, open books for an open world [PAR] Other pronouns (not personal) also replace nouns, with a more specific usage. ... 
When referring to a person, he is translated as egli (proper language, rarely used 
... It should also be remembered that pronouns are required less often than in ... 
In Italian the subject is often omitted, as the verb can give sufficient information. [DOC] [TLE] Copula (linguistics) - Wikipedia [PAR] In linguistics, a copula is a word used

Question: Italian for "obligatory", it refers to an instrumental part that should not be omitted
Answer: Obligato