madrigale

[US]/ˈmædrɪɡəl/
[UK]/ˈmædrɪɡəl/

Translation

n. poema lírico curto, especialmente de amor; parte-cântico para várias vozes, normalmente sem acompanhamento.
Word Forms

Example Sentences

the madrigale was performed in the renaissance hall

O madrigal foi executado na sala da Renascença

she composed a beautiful madrigale for the festival

Ela compôs um belo madrigal para o festival

the choir sang a traditional madrigale

O coro cantou um madrigal tradicional

we listened to a lovely madrigale yesterday

Nós ouvimos um lindo madrigal ontem

the madrigale featured four vocal parts

O madrigal tinha quatro partes vocais

he studied the history of the madrigale

Ele estudou a história do madrigal

the madrigale brought tears to her eyes

O madrigal fez ela chorar

they performed an italian madrigale

Eles executaram um madrigal italiano

the madrigale echoed through the cathedral

O madrigal ecoou pela catedral

our music teacher explained the madrigale form

Nosso professor de música explicou a forma do madrigal

the madrigale has its origins in the fourteenth century

O madrigal tem suas origens no século XIV

the madrigale expresses deep human emotions

O madrigal expressa profundas emoções humanas

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