Bizet
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- proper noun
- /bɪˈzeɪ/
- Once viewers could follow the form of these simple tunes, Bernstein presented a more complex example from Bizet's Carmen.
- Bizet’s Carmen
Examples
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Indeed, according to Colmeiro, "With Bizet's Carmen, the orientalization of Spain reached a new zenith."
Academic text (2016) -
Georges Bizet is remembered first and foremost for his masterpiece, Carmen.
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I mean the sort that pop music basically consists of, which is also present in rock and in Bizet's Carmen (always my example).
Blog text (34) -
Significantly, the death of the bull is to be played against the music of Bizet’s Carmen (61).
Academic text (1992) -
Filmed at the Teatro Real in Madrid, this film is a rebirth of the classic Bizet's Carmen, with traditional Spanish flamenco infused into the story.
Academic text (2015) -
He prided himself on finding lesser-known gems, such as Bizet's "other" opera, The Pearlfishers.
Academic text (2002) -
Even our repertoire spoke of diminished expectations: Beethoven's First, excerpts from Bizet's Carmen, Schubert's Unfinished.
Fiction book (2002) -
A clear example of a mi-do-re pitch pattern is found in the ostinato used for the "Carillon" section of L'Arlésienne, Suite No. 1 by Georges Bizet.
Academic text (1990) -
Are you a fan of Bizet's Carmen?
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The strains of Bizet's Carmen wafted through the air.
Synonyms
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A French composer in the 1800s who wrote the opera Carmen
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bizet is a French family name best known from the composer Georges Bizet, who wrote the opera 'Carmen'. So, the name Bizet now makes people think of his music and that famous opera.