style brisé
/ˌstiːl briːˈzeɪ/
style brisé noun: an irregular arpeggiated texture in baroque music.
Noun
style brisé (uncountable)
- An irregular arpeggiated texture in baroque music.
- Synonyms:
- style luthé
Synonyms of style brisé
- style luthé
Origin of style brisé
Borrowed from French style brisé. Musicological term from the 20th century.
Questions about style brisé
- What does style brisé mean?
- Style brisé means an irregular arpeggiated texture in baroque music.
- What part of speech is style brisé?
- Style brisé is a noun.
- How do you pronounce style brisé?
- Style brisé is pronounced /ˌstiːl briːˈzeɪ/.
Words near style brisé in the dictionary
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