リブレット

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thumb|Cover of a 1921 libretto for Umberto Giordano|Giordano's [[Andrea Chénier]] A libretto (from the Italian word , ) is the text used in, or intended for, an extended musical work such as an opera, operetta, masque, oratorio, cantata or musical. The term libretto is also sometimes used to refer to the story line of a ballet or the texts of major liturgical works, such as the Mass, requiem, or sacred cantata.

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A libretto is the written text or story that goes with an extended musical work like an opera, operetta, oratorio, or musical. It matters because it provides the words and narrative framework that singers and performers use to tell a complete story through music.

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Instance of: literary genre
Subclass of: literary work
Image: Ernani Libretto 1859.jpg

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topic's main category: Category:Opera libretti
Commons category: Librettos
practiced by: librettist
equivalent class: purl.org/ontology/mo/Libretto
P8168: Shepseskaf
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Article · 日本語

リブレット（libretto, 複数：libretti）は、オペラ、オペレッタ、仮面劇（マスク）教会および世俗オラトリオ、カンタータ、ミュージカル、バレエといった長時間にわたる音楽作品で使われるテキスト、つまり台本のこと。librettoはイタリア語で、libro（本）に指小辞を付けた派生語である。リブレットにはすべての歌詞とト書きが含まれる。さらにこの言葉は、ミサ、レクイエム、教会カンタータといった典礼作品の歌詞を指すこともある。

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