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Definition of musicale in English: musicalenoun ˌmjuːzɪˈkɑːlˌmjuzəˈkæl North American A musical gathering or concert. 〈北美〉社交音乐会；以音乐节目为主的社交聚会 musicales at which Anita and her mother played the piano Example sentencesExamples - The songs of the day, published in sheet music for womenfolk to play in parlor musicales, tended toward sing-along novelties and Victorian laments such as ‘Oh Promise Me.’
- His schedule during the spring semester includes a performance with the Midwest Children's Choir Festival in February and a scholarship musicale in April.
- For much of the 19th century wave upon wave of gentlefolk of both nations descended on the Riviera, sketching, botanising and indulging in soirées musicales, and all for the sake of their health.
- The arena was one flight upstairs in the town auditorium where local musicales, lectures and forums on raised taxes were shouted over.
- Provide a few costume effects like hats, scarves, gloves, glasses along with some props to inspire tiny thespians in giving a short skit or musicale for the adults.
- It was rooted in the parlour musicales, the outdoor sing-songs, the marching bands, the hymns stoutly sung in church, and other impressions of his boyhood; its poetry is that of a pastoral New England before the motor car.
OriginLate 19th century: French, from soirée musicale 'evening of music'. RhymesAmal, Arles, banal, Barisal, Basle, Bhopal, Carl, chorale, corral, dhal, entente cordiale, Escorial, farl, femme fatale, Funchal, gayal, gnarl, halal, Karl, kraal, locale, marl, morale, Pascal, pastorale, procès-verbal, Provençal, rationale, real, rial, riyal, snarl, Taal, Taj Mahal, timbale, toile, Vaal, Vidal, Waal Definition of musicale in US English: musicalenounˌmjuzəˈkælˌmyo͞ozəˈkal North American A musical gathering or concert, typically small and informal. 〈北美〉社交音乐会；以音乐节目为主的社交聚会 musicales at which Anita and her mother played the piano Example sentencesExamples - For much of the 19th century wave upon wave of gentlefolk of both nations descended on the Riviera, sketching, botanising and indulging in soirées musicales, and all for the sake of their health.
- Provide a few costume effects like hats, scarves, gloves, glasses along with some props to inspire tiny thespians in giving a short skit or musicale for the adults.
- The songs of the day, published in sheet music for womenfolk to play in parlor musicales, tended toward sing-along novelties and Victorian laments such as ‘Oh Promise Me.’
- The arena was one flight upstairs in the town auditorium where local musicales, lectures and forums on raised taxes were shouted over.
- It was rooted in the parlour musicales, the outdoor sing-songs, the marching bands, the hymns stoutly sung in church, and other impressions of his boyhood; its poetry is that of a pastoral New England before the motor car.
- His schedule during the spring semester includes a performance with the Midwest Children's Choir Festival in February and a scholarship musicale in April.
OriginLate 19th century: French, from soirée musicale ‘evening of music’. |