melismata (Meaning)
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melismata (pl.)
of Melisma
Synonyms & Antonyms of melismata
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melismata Sentence Examples
- The choir's melismata soared through the vaulted ceiling, creating a symphony of ethereal tones.
- The soprano's melismata were so intricate and flowing that they seemed to dance on the air.
- The melismata in the medieval manuscript illuminated the page with vibrant colors and meticulous artistry.
- The melismata in the Gregorian chant added a sense of mystical depth and solemnity to the liturgy.
- The jazz vocalist's melismata were a testament to their improvisational skill and vocal range.
- The virtuosic melismata in the opera aria left the audience breathless with awe.
- The beautiful melismata in the Andalusian flamenco melody evoked the richness of the region's culture.
- The melismata in the Appalachian folk song were a reflection of the oral traditions and cultural heritage of the people.
- The use of melismata in the Vedic hymns demonstrated the importance of ornamentation in ancient religious practices.
- The melismata in the Chinese opera were a key feature of the expressive and captivating performances.
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of Melisma
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The choir's melismata soared through the vaulted ceiling, creating a symphony of ethereal tones.
The soprano's melismata were so intricate and flowing that they seemed to dance on the air.
The melismata in the medieval manuscript illuminated the page with vibrant colors and meticulous artistry.
The melismata in the Gregorian chant added a sense of mystical depth and solemnity to the liturgy.
