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Definition of a cappella in English Turkish dictionary
- acappella
- çalgı eşliği olmadan söylenen
- acappella
- çalgısız söylenen şarkı
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Definition of a cappella in English English dictionary
- Performed vocally without instrumental accompaniment
Groups of teens singing a cappella on street corners got recording contracts.
- Performed by a soloist or choir with no instrumental accompaniment; literally "in the style of the (Sistine) Chapel (in Rome)"; such as a musical Mass done a cappella
- A musical work consisting of only voice Monophonic
- literally "in the church style " Unaccompanied choral singing
- Choral music for voices alone, without instruments
- singing unaccompanied
- In the manner of the chapel" Sung music without instrumental accompaniment
- Choral music performed without instrumental accompaniment
- unaccompanied group singing
- Choral music without instrumental accompaniment Cappella (Italian) chapel; a cappella in the manner of the chapel
- "In the manner of the chapel " Sung music without instrumental accompaniment
- unaccompanied singing (literally, 'in the chapel')
- "In the church style " Choral music entirely without accompaniment
- (from Italian: in the church or chapel style) unaccompanied vocal music
- Unaccompanied vocal music
- This term is used to describe choral music 'in chapel style' (e g , performed unaccompanied)
- (music) singing without accompaniment
- a mass purely vocal
- A time indication, equivalent to alla breve
- sung without any musical instruments
- without instrumental accompaniment; in a chapel or church style (Music)
- In church or chapel style; said of compositions sung in the old church style, without instrumental accompaniment; as, a mass a capella, i
- cappella
- See A cappella
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a cappella
Turkish pronunciation
ı käpelıPronunciation
/ə käˈpelə/ /ə kɑːˈpɛlə/
Etymology
() From Italian alla cappella (“in the manner of the chapel”), referring to non-instrumental choirs; from Latin a-, ad, "to", + cappella, "chapel".Resimler
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