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'''Apertura'''<ref>''Overture,'' [[vocabulum|vox]] [[Anglica]], > [Middle English], lit. opening, fr. [Middle French], fr. (assumed) [Vulgar Latin] ''opertura,'' alter. of [Latin] ''apertura.''" ''Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary'' (Campifonte Massachusettae: Merriam-Webster, 1985), s.v. ''overture,'' p. 842. Confer [[Francice]] ''ouverture''; [[Theodisce]] ''Ouvertüre'' et ''Vorspiel'' 'anteludium'.</ref> in [[musica]] est '''exordium dramatis musici'''<ref>Levine, ''Latin Dictionary'' (1967), in [http://www.wyomingcatholiccollege.com/faculty-pages/patrick-owens/lexicon/silva/index.aspx Morgan.]</ref> vel '''exordium melodramatis,'''<ref>John C. Traupman, ''Latin and English,'' ed. 3a (Novi Eboraci: Bantam Books, 2007), 611.</ref> [[compositio]], quae olim [[instrumentum musicum|instrumentale]] [[operamelodrama (musica)|operae]]e initium fuit.<ref name="Blom 1954">Blom 1954.</ref> [[Vocabulum|Verbum]] autem [[Ludovicus van Beethoven|Beethoven]], [[Felix Mendelssohn|Mendelssohn]], aliique [[motus romanticus|aetatis Romanticae]] [[compositor]]es adhibere coeperunt ad libera se-constituentia [[musica programmatica|opera programmatica]] instrumentalia attingenda, quae [[genus (ars)|genera]] sicut [[poema symphonicum]] praesagiebant. Aperturae operaticae "primum haud dubie ad caput programmatis cani destinata" sunt.<ref>[[Anglice]] "at first undoubtedly intended to be played at the head of a programme."</ref><ref name="Blom 1954"/>