monodic Synonyms
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monodic Meaning
Wordnet
monodic (s)
having a single vocal part
Webster
monodic (a.)
Alt. of Monodical
monodic Sentence Examples
- The choir's monodic chant resounded through the cathedral, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
- The ancient hymn was characterized by its simple, unadorned monodic melody.
- The plainchant's monodic line carried the sacred text with austere beauty.
- Medieval troubadours often performed monodic love songs, accompanying themselves on the lute.
- The Gregorian chant's monodic structure exemplifies the early Christian emphasis on unison.
- Early Byzantine music featured monodic melodies with elaborate melismas.
- The folk music of many cultures utilizes monodic forms to express traditional tales and beliefs.
- The monodic recitation of Vedic hymns dates back to ancient India.
- The trouvère's monodic song, with its repetitive melody, was highly influential in medieval Europe.
- The simplicity of the monodic chant allowed for a profound connection between singer and divine.
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having a single vocal partAlt. of Monodical
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The choir's monodic chant resounded through the cathedral, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
The ancient hymn was characterized by its simple, unadorned monodic melody.
The plainchant's monodic line carried the sacred text with austere beauty.
Medieval troubadours often performed monodic love songs, accompanying themselves on the lute.
