Definition
Definition of canzone - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
musicTECH. Italian or Provençal song or balladTECH.
- The canzone echoed through the Italian countryside.
2.
polyphonicTECH. 16th-century polyphonic songTECH.
- The choir performed a canzone from the Renaissance period.
3.
poetry formTECH. type of lyric poetry originating in medieval ItalyTECH.
- The poet recited a canzone that praised the beauty of nature..
4.
instrumentalTECH. medieval Italian instrumental compositionTECH.
- The musicians played a lively canzone at the festival.
Origin of canzone
Italian, canzone (song)
Examples of canzone in a sentence
He composed a beautiful canzone for the wedding ceremony. A famous canzone was featured in the concert. Music students studied the structure of a canzone. He composed a canzone for his beloved. The canzone was filled with emotional verses. A canzone was performed during the medieval banquet.
The canzone echoed through the ancient halls.
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- French:canzone, poème lyrique, ...
- German:Kanzone, Canzone, ...
- Italian:canzone, canzone medievale strumentale, ...
- Spanish:canción italiana, canción, ...
- Portuguese:canção, canzone, ...
- Chinese:歌曲, 复调歌曲, ...
- Japanese:カンツォーネ, 多声歌, ...
- Arabic:أُغْنِيَة إِيطَالِيَّة, كانْزُون, ...
- Hebrew:קַנְצוֹנֶה, קַנְצוֹנָה, ...
- Russian:канцона, ...
- Ukrainian:канцона, ...
- Hindi:कैंज़ोन, काव्य गीत, ...
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