👉 An ariaetta, in Italian music, is an extended form of a single note (called "aria" or "arisola") played by an orchestra. In the context of opera, it refers to a specific type of performance where each singer sings a different part of a song at once, often leading to a harmonious and complex vocal harmony. In operatic contexts, ariaetta is typically used for solo recitatives (songs sung by one character) or for duets between two characters
