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Definition of plainchant - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
musicDated style of liturgical music with a single melodyDated
- The choir performed a beautiful plainchant during the service.
2.
Roman CatholicDated monophonic chant used in Roman Catholic liturgyDated
- The plainchant echoed through the cathedral during the mass.
Origin of plainchant
Latin, planus (plain) + cantus (song)
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Examples of plainchant in a sentence
Plainchant echoed through the ancient cathedral halls. The choir practiced the plainchant for the upcoming service. Monks gathered to sing the ancient plainchant.
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- French:plain-chant, chant grégorien, ...
- German:Gregorianik, Gregorianischer Choral, ...
- Italian:canto gregoriano, ...
- Spanish:canto llano, ...
- Portuguese:cantochão, canto gregoriano, ...
- Chinese:单旋律圣歌, 单声圣歌, ...
- Japanese:聖歌, ...
- Arabic:تَرْتِيل, تَرْتِيل غِرِيغُورِي, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁירָה לִיטוּרְגִית, שִׁירָה גְּרֵגוֹרִיאַנִית, ...
- Russian:григорианский хорал, ...
- Ukrainian:григоріанський спів, літургійний спів, ...
- Hindi:धार्मिक संगीत, प्लेनचैंट, ...
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