sinfonia
- noun
- /sɪnˈfoʊniə/
- Specialized
- When the sinfonia was engaged, the church filled with a powerful, bright sound.
Examples
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He adjusted the sinfonia to blend perfectly with the choir's voices.
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The organist chose the sinfonia to create a festive atmosphere during the concert.
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The organist used the sinfonia to enhance the choir's performance.
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Can you hear the bright tone of the sinfonia?
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The organist chose the sinfonia to create a festive atmosphere during the concert.
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When the sinfonia was engaged, the church filled with a powerful, bright sound.
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He adjusted the sinfonia to blend perfectly with the choir's voices.
Synonyms
A main part of a pipe organ that makes a full, rich sound
How Bright
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sinfonia comes from Greek parts syn- and phon meaning 'together' and 'sound', the same root as symphony. On an organ, the sinfonia stop makes many notes blend into one bright, strong 'sound together', like a small orchestra.