What is the major difference between aria and recitative?
A. Arias are sung without accompaniment, while recitatives are sung with an orchestra.
B. Arias are melodic, while recitative is closer to speech.
C. Recitatives follow the text closely, while arias allow for
improvisation.
D. Recitatives are melodic, while arias are closer to speech.
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