Definition of monodrama in English:

monodrama

noun ˈmɒnə(ʊ)drɑːməmɒnə(ʊ)ˈdrɑːməˈmänəˌdrämə

A dramatic piece for one performer.
Example sentencesExamples
- It came as no surprise to find him addressing the subject of murder in his 30-minute monodrama about a woman who has killed her husband after long periods of violent abuse.
- Underlying the creation of a new monodrama, an example ever before me is the story of a child frightened by a violent thunderstorm.
- His operas include several monodramas, and he has also written a considerable quantity of chamber and vocal music.
- It is billed as an operatic monodrama in five movements for mezzo-soprano and 10 instruments.
- Last night, Scottish Opera continued its ambitious double bill of 20th century musical drama, Bela Bartok's Duke Bluebeard's Castle and Arnold Schoenberg's challenging monodrama Erwartung.
- This one-act monodrama is a disturbing and atmospheric piece, and it finds the actress making her company debut in the role of the unnamed woman waiting for her lover.
- We have a monodrama: the thoughts and recollections of Samuel Gentle, former Episcopal priest, now cathedral groundskeeper.
- The Voice is a one-act monodrama about a woman's telephone conversation with her ex-lover.

Definition of monodrama in US English:

monodrama

nounˈmänəˌdrämə

A dramatic piece for one performer.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Voice is a one-act monodrama about a woman's telephone conversation with her ex-lover.
- His operas include several monodramas, and he has also written a considerable quantity of chamber and vocal music.
- We have a monodrama: the thoughts and recollections of Samuel Gentle, former Episcopal priest, now cathedral groundskeeper.
- It came as no surprise to find him addressing the subject of murder in his 30-minute monodrama about a woman who has killed her husband after long periods of violent abuse.
- It is billed as an operatic monodrama in five movements for mezzo-soprano and 10 instruments.
- This one-act monodrama is a disturbing and atmospheric piece, and it finds the actress making her company debut in the role of the unnamed woman waiting for her lover.
- Last night, Scottish Opera continued its ambitious double bill of 20th century musical drama, Bela Bartok's Duke Bluebeard's Castle and Arnold Schoenberg's challenging monodrama Erwartung.
- Underlying the creation of a new monodrama, an example ever before me is the story of a child frightened by a violent thunderstorm.

单词	monodrama
释义	Definition of monodrama in English: monodrama noun ˈmɒnə(ʊ)drɑːməmɒnə(ʊ)ˈdrɑːməˈmänəˌdrämə A dramatic piece for one performer. Example sentencesExamples It came as no surprise to find him addressing the subject of murder in his 30-minute monodrama about a woman who has killed her husband after long periods of violent abuse. Underlying the creation of a new monodrama, an example ever before me is the story of a child frightened by a violent thunderstorm. His operas include several monodramas, and he has also written a considerable quantity of chamber and vocal music. It is billed as an operatic monodrama in five movements for mezzo-soprano and 10 instruments. Last night, Scottish Opera continued its ambitious double bill of 20th century musical drama, Bela Bartok's Duke Bluebeard's Castle and Arnold Schoenberg's challenging monodrama Erwartung. This one-act monodrama is a disturbing and atmospheric piece, and it finds the actress making her company debut in the role of the unnamed woman waiting for her lover. We have a monodrama: the thoughts and recollections of Samuel Gentle, former Episcopal priest, now cathedral groundskeeper. The Voice is a one-act monodrama about a woman's telephone conversation with her ex-lover. Definition of monodrama in US English: monodrama nounˈmänəˌdrämə A dramatic piece for one performer. Example sentencesExamples The Voice is a one-act monodrama about a woman's telephone conversation with her ex-lover. His operas include several monodramas, and he has also written a considerable quantity of chamber and vocal music. We have a monodrama: the thoughts and recollections of Samuel Gentle, former Episcopal priest, now cathedral groundskeeper. It came as no surprise to find him addressing the subject of murder in his 30-minute monodrama about a woman who has killed her husband after long periods of violent abuse. It is billed as an operatic monodrama in five movements for mezzo-soprano and 10 instruments. This one-act monodrama is a disturbing and atmospheric piece, and it finds the actress making her company debut in the role of the unnamed woman waiting for her lover. Last night, Scottish Opera continued its ambitious double bill of 20th century musical drama, Bela Bartok's Duke Bluebeard's Castle and Arnold Schoenberg's challenging monodrama Erwartung. Underlying the creation of a new monodrama, an example ever before me is the story of a child frightened by a violent thunderstorm.
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