Word: monody
Category: monody
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monody definition
Synonyms: monody
monophony
Translations: monody
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spanish
Translations:
monodia, monodía, la monodia
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german
Translations:
Monodie, der Monodie
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french
Translations:
monodie, la monodie, de la monodie, monodique
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italian
Translations:
monodia, la monodia, monodico
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portuguese
Translations:
monódia, monodia, canção monódica
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dutch
Translations:
solozang, monodie, klaagzang
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russian
Translations:
монодия
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norwegian
Translations:
monodi
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swedish
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Monodi
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finnish
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Monodia
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danish
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Monodi
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polish
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monodia
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hungarian
Translations:
monódia
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turkish
Translations:
ses aynılığı, tek sesli mersiye, tek sesli şarkı
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greek
Translations:
μονωδία, μονωδίας, τη μονωδία, συμπράτει ως μονοφωνάρης, θρηνωδία
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ukrainian
Translations:
Монодій, монодия, Монодія
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albanian
Translations:
monotoni, këngë për një zë, këngë varrjeje
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bulgarian
Translations:
монодия, надгробна песен, погребална песен
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belarusian
Translations:
монодия
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croatian
Translations:
elegija, monodija, melodija za jedan glas
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lithuanian
Translations:
monodija, Viena vienam votes, vienam votes
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macedonian
Translations:
взаемно, монодија
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romanian
Translations:
monodie, monodia, monodiei
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slovak
Translations:
Monod
The meaning and "use of": monody
noun
- an ode sung by a single actor in a Greek tragedy. - I've mentioned the Easter monodies glowingly sung by Catherine King.
- music with only one melodic line, especially an early Baroque style with one singer and continuo accompaniment. - Percussion and even the early harp played no part in the great development from monody to polyphony.
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