Definition of canzona in English:

canzona

noun kanˈtsəʊnəkanˈzəʊnəkanˈzōnə

An instrumental arrangement of a French or Flemish song, typical of 16th-century Italy.
Example sentencesExamples
- These three interesting and varied canzonas were composed by Bonelli, Rognone-Taegio and Andrea Gabrieli.
- The canzonas and sonatas are unsurpassed - in scale, expressive range, and sheer idiomatic flair - in the entire sixteenth-century instrumental repertoire.
- Later, from the 1570s on, canzonas were composed for solo keyboard or for instrumental ensembles.
- The second movement is a sort of imitative canzona, which really shows this piece as a sort of bow to the past in many ways.
- He composed pieces for instrumental ensemble and some attractive organ music, notably the canzonas, some of which are arrangements or imitations of French chansons.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Italian, from canzone.

Definition of canzona in US English:

canzona

nounkanˈzōnə

An instrumental arrangement of a French or Flemish song, typical of 16th-century Italy.
Example sentencesExamples
- The canzonas and sonatas are unsurpassed - in scale, expressive range, and sheer idiomatic flair - in the entire sixteenth-century instrumental repertoire.
- Later, from the 1570s on, canzonas were composed for solo keyboard or for instrumental ensembles.
- He composed pieces for instrumental ensemble and some attractive organ music, notably the canzonas, some of which are arrangements or imitations of French chansons.
- These three interesting and varied canzonas were composed by Bonelli, Rognone-Taegio and Andrea Gabrieli.
- The second movement is a sort of imitative canzona, which really shows this piece as a sort of bow to the past in many ways.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Italian, from canzone.

单词	canzona
释义	Definition of canzona in English: canzona noun kanˈtsəʊnəkanˈzəʊnəkanˈzōnə An instrumental arrangement of a French or Flemish song, typical of 16th-century Italy. Example sentencesExamples These three interesting and varied canzonas were composed by Bonelli, Rognone-Taegio and Andrea Gabrieli. The canzonas and sonatas are unsurpassed - in scale, expressive range, and sheer idiomatic flair - in the entire sixteenth-century instrumental repertoire. Later, from the 1570s on, canzonas were composed for solo keyboard or for instrumental ensembles. The second movement is a sort of imitative canzona, which really shows this piece as a sort of bow to the past in many ways. He composed pieces for instrumental ensemble and some attractive organ music, notably the canzonas, some of which are arrangements or imitations of French chansons. Origin Late 19th century: from Italian, from canzone. Definition of canzona in US English: canzona nounkanˈzōnə An instrumental arrangement of a French or Flemish song, typical of 16th-century Italy. Example sentencesExamples The canzonas and sonatas are unsurpassed - in scale, expressive range, and sheer idiomatic flair - in the entire sixteenth-century instrumental repertoire. Later, from the 1570s on, canzonas were composed for solo keyboard or for instrumental ensembles. He composed pieces for instrumental ensemble and some attractive organ music, notably the canzonas, some of which are arrangements or imitations of French chansons. These three interesting and varied canzonas were composed by Bonelli, Rognone-Taegio and Andrea Gabrieli. The second movement is a sort of imitative canzona, which really shows this piece as a sort of bow to the past in many ways. Origin Late 19th century: from Italian, from canzone.
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