canzone
kænˈzoʊneɪ
canzoni
Definition

Definition of canzone - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
musicTECH.Italian or Provençal song or balladTECH.
  • The canzone echoed through the Italian countryside.
ballad song
2.
polyphonicTECH.16th-century polyphonic songTECH.
  • The choir performed a canzone from the Renaissance period.
ballad song
3.
poetry formTECH.type of lyric poetry originating in medieval ItalyTECH.
  • The poet recited a canzone that praised the beauty of nature..
ballad lyric poem
4.
instrumentalTECH.medieval Italian instrumental compositionTECH.
  • The musicians played a lively canzone at the festival.
madrigal
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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.

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  1. French:canzone, poème lyrique, ...
  2. German:Kanzone, Canzone, ...
  3. Italian:canzone, canzone medievale strumentale, ...
  4. Spanish:canción italiana, canción, ...
  5. Portuguese:canção, canzone, ...
  6. Chinese:歌曲, 复调歌曲, ...
  7. Japanese:カンツォーネ, 多声歌, ...
  8. Arabic:أُغْنِيَة إِيطَالِيَّة, كانْزُون, ...
  9. Hebrew:קַנְצוֹנֶה, קַנְצוֹנָה, ...
  10. Russian:канцона, ...
  11. Ukrainian:канцона, ...
  12. Hindi:कैंज़ोन, काव्य गीत, ...
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