chanson (Meaning)
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chanson (n.)
A song.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chanson
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chanson Sentence Examples
- A chanson is a type of French song, often characterized by its poetic lyrics and melodic tunes.
- During the Renaissance, chansons were popular among the aristocracy and nobility.
- Famous composers like Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel incorporated elements of the chanson into their compositions.
- Edith Piaf was renowned for her heartfelt performances of chansons, capturing the essence of French culture.
- The troubadours of medieval France were known for singing chansons about love, chivalry, and courtly life.
- Chansons often feature themes of romance, longing, and nostalgia, resonating with listeners across generations.
- Jacques Brel's powerful chansons are celebrated for their emotional depth and storytelling.
- Chansons can vary in style, from traditional folk tunes to contemporary pop songs.
- The French cabaret tradition has long been associated with lively performances of chansons in intimate settings.
- Chansons continue to be a vibrant part of French musical heritage, cherished for their elegance and lyrical beauty.
FAQs About the word chanson
A song.
lullaby, anthem, barcarolle, carol, motet, pop, chorus, roundelay, hymn, rocker
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A chanson is a type of French song, often characterized by its poetic lyrics and melodic tunes.
During the Renaissance, chansons were popular among the aristocracy and nobility.
Famous composers like Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel incorporated elements of the chanson into their compositions.
Edith Piaf was renowned for her heartfelt performances of chansons, capturing the essence of French culture.
