rimisco
Rimisco is a term that refers to a specific musical notation, used primarily in classical music. The word is derived from the Italian lyrics used in Mozart's "Exultate, Jubilate," written for soprano in 1772. In this context, "rimisco" or "rimantici" is the plural form of the Italian word "rima," meaning verse.
Musically, the term can be understood to mean "with the verse" or "with the words." In traditional
The use of rimisco became more common as Italian and Latin texts were frequently used in classical
In music notation, especially historical and professional music manuscripts, simply adding "RM" was an indication of