capriccio (Meaning)

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capriccio (n)

an instrumental composition that doesn't adhere to rules for any specific musical form and is played with improvisation

Mozart's "Capriccio in C Major" is a delightful piano piece known for its playful melodies.
The artist's capriccio painting depicted a whimsical landscape with fantastical elements.
During the concert, the orchestra performed a lively capriccio that captivated the audience.
A capriccio in music often features improvisational elements and rapid changes in tempo.
The composer's capriccio for string quartet showcased his mastery of contrasting musical themes.
In literature, a capriccio refers to a spontaneous and fanciful composition or literary work.
The dancer's performance was a capriccio of movement, blending classical ballet with modern flair.
The chef's culinary capriccio resulted in an inventive dish that surprised and delighted diners.
The architect's design for the building was a capriccio of styles, blending classical and contemporary elements.
As an artist, she often painted capriccios inspired by dreamlike scenes and surreal imagery.

an instrumental composition that doesn't adhere to rules for any specific musical form and is played with improvisation

adventure,prank, dido, caper, trick, time, game, gag, lark, rag

No antonyms found.

Mozart's "Capriccio in C Major" is a delightful piano piece known for its playful melodies.

The artist's capriccio painting depicted a whimsical landscape with fantastical elements.

During the concert, the orchestra performed a lively capriccio that captivated the audience.

A capriccio in music often features improvisational elements and rapid changes in tempo.