fantasia in Greek
fantasia in Greek is φαντασία — fantasia means a free-form musical piece that doesn't follow strict structure, often blending familiar melodies.
fantasia in Greek
φαντασία
Pronounced: fadasia
(music, also, figurative) A form of instrumental composition with a free structure and improvisational characteristics; specifically, one combining a number of well-known musical pieces. [from early 18th c.]
What does "fantasia" mean?
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noun A free-form musical piece that doesn't follow strict structure, often blending familiar melodies.
"The composer wrote a fantasia based on folk tunes."
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noun Any imaginative work that mixes styles or ignores conventional structure.
"The film is a visual fantasia of shifting dreamscapes."
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fantasia in a sentence
- The composer wrote a fantasia based on folk tunes.
- The film is a visual fantasia of shifting dreamscapes.
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What is "fantasia" in Greek?
"fantasia" in Greek is φαντασία. fantasia means: A free-form musical piece that doesn't follow strict structure, often blending familiar melodies.
How do you pronounce φαντασία?
"fantasia" in Greek is φαντασία, pronounced "fadasia".
How do you use "fantasia" in a sentence?
Example: "The composer wrote a fantasia based on folk tunes." In Greek, "fantasia" is φαντασία.
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