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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /səˈnɑtə/ · UK /səˈnɑːtə/
sonata means: A piece of music for one or a few instruments, with several sections that have different speeds and moods.
noun
A piece of music for one or a few instruments, with several sections that have different speeds and moods.
- She played a sonata on the piano.
- The concert ended with a violin sonata.
- Which of these sonatas did you enjoy most?
Questions about sonata
What does sonata mean?
A piece of music for one or a few instruments, with several sections that have different speeds and moods.
What is sonata in other languages?
Türkçe: sonat · Español: sonata · Français: sonate · Deutsch: Sonate · Italiano: sonata · 日本語: ソナタ
How do you pronounce sonata?
In American English /səˈnɑtə/; in British English /səˈnɑːtə/.
How do you use sonata in a sentence?
She played a sonata on the piano. The concert ended with a violin sonata.
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