Madrigal

🧠 What does Madrigal mean?

A madrigal is a secular musical composition for polyphonic voices, originating in the Renaissance period. In a broader, more poetic sense, it can also refer to a short, lyrical poem, often on a pastoral theme. When used in Spanish, the word 'madrigal' primarily refers to this musical and poetic form, evoking a sense of refined artistic expression and often associated with romantic or contemplative themes.

📚 Extra examples

• El concierto incluyó varios madrigales renacentistas interpretados por un coro de cámara.
  The concert included several Renaissance madrigals performed by a chamber choir.
• El poeta escribió un madrigal en alabanza a la belleza de la naturaleza.
  The poet wrote a madrigal in praise of nature's beauty.
• La melodía de ese antiguo madrigal es sorprendentemente conmovedora.
  The melody of that old madrigal is surprisingly touching.

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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "Madrigal"

Synonyms: Composición musical, Poema lírico, Canción polifónica
Opposites: Discordancia, Disonancia

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