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CABALETTA (Italian: cabaletta, probably from cobola, cobbola - stanza, couplet). 1) In the 18th century. a small opera aria, distinguished by its simplicity, song melody, clarity of constantly returning rhythm. formulas; close to cavatine. One of the earliest examples is in the opera by K. V. Gluck “Paris and Elena” (1769). 2) In the 19th century - The final section of an aria or duet in Italy. operas and oratorios, in which the method of stretching was used - the pace of movement is steadily accelerating, and the rhythm is activated, due to which great dynamism is created. increase. Often such a To. Consists of a number of divisions, each of which passes at its own pace; Thus, in general, the pace changes in several steps. One of the most striking examples is contained in Violetta’s aria from Act 1 of La Traviata; K. are also found in operas by V. Bellini, J. Rossini and other Italian composers.