Chaconne
noun
A type of musical composition with a repeated harmonic pattern.
She played a chaconne by Johann Sebastian Bach.

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- play a chaconne
- chaconne by bach
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Academic
noun
A type of musical composition with a repeated harmonic pattern.
She played a chaconne by Johann Sebastian Bach.

Often appears as...
- play a chaconne
- chaconne by bach
Usage tips
Academic
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Music Genre
A chaconne is a specific genre of baroque music, not a general term for songs.

The pianist's repertoire includes a chaconne from the Baroque period.
Harmonic Base
A chaconne is built upon a repeating harmonic pattern throughout the piece.

The cellist's chaconne maintained the same chords in each variation.
Historical Music
Chaconne originates from Baroque music, so it's historical and not commonly heard in modern pop music.

I enjoyed the historical element of the chaconne in the concert.
Music Genre
A chaconne is a specific genre of baroque music, not a general term for songs.

The pianist's repertoire includes a chaconne from the Baroque period.
Harmonic Base
A chaconne is built upon a repeating harmonic pattern throughout the piece.

The cellist's chaconne maintained the same chords in each variation.
Historical Music
Chaconne originates from Baroque music, so it's historical and not commonly heard in modern pop music.

I enjoyed the historical element of the chaconne in the concert.
Music Genre
A chaconne is a specific genre of baroque music, not a general term for songs.

The pianist's repertoire includes a chaconne from the Baroque period.
Harmonic Base
A chaconne is built upon a repeating harmonic pattern throughout the piece.

The cellist's chaconne maintained the same chords in each variation.
Historical Music
Chaconne originates from Baroque music, so it's historical and not commonly heard in modern pop music.

I enjoyed the historical element of the chaconne in the concert.
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