sestetto (Meaning)
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sestetto (n.)
A sestet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sestetto
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sestetto Sentence Examples
- The opera's final act culminated in a breathtaking sestetto, featuring all six of its main characters.
- The composer's sestetto for flute, clarinet, bassoon, horn, violin, and cello showcased the unique timbres of each instrument.
- The polyphonic sestetto intertwined the voices of the six singers, creating a complex and harmonious tapestry of sound.
- The orchestra's sestetto section performed with impeccable precision, capturing the essence of the composer's intended dynamics.
- The sestetto in the first movement of the symphony presented a haunting and ethereal atmosphere that set the tone for the entire piece.
- The choir's sestetto featured a rich blend of voices that filled the cathedral with a resonant and uplifting sound.
- The sestetto in the aria's coda provided a poignant and reflective moment that contrasted with the preceding section's intensity.
- The composer's sestetto for string quartet and piano explored the boundaries of chamber music, captivating audiences with its intricate harmonies.
- The sestetto in the popular folk song featured a lively and infectious melody that invited listeners to dance.
- The sestetto section of the jazz arrangement showcased the improvisational skills of the six musicians, creating a spontaneous and dynamic performance.
FAQs About the word sestetto
A sestet.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The opera's final act culminated in a breathtaking sestetto, featuring all six of its main characters.
The composer's sestetto for flute, clarinet, bassoon, horn, violin, and cello showcased the unique timbres of each instrument.
The polyphonic sestetto intertwined the voices of the six singers, creating a complex and harmonious tapestry of sound.
The orchestra's sestetto section performed with impeccable precision, capturing the essence of the composer's intended dynamics.
