Definition of accompagnato in English:

accompagnato

adjective əkɒmpəˈnjɑːtəʊ

Music

noun əkɒmpəˈnjɑːtəʊ

Music

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Danneley (bap. 1785, d.?1836), writer on music. From Italian accompagnato accompanied.

adjectiveəkɒmpəˈnjɑːtəʊ

Music

nounəkɒmpəˈnjɑːtəʊ

Music

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Danneley (bap. 1785, d. ?1836), writer on music. From Italian accompagnato accompanied.

单词	accompagnato
释义	Definition of accompagnato in English: accompagnato adjective əkɒmpəˈnjɑːtəʊ Music Of a recitative: accompanied by an orchestra. noun əkɒmpəˈnjɑːtəʊ Music = recitativo accompagnato. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Danneley (bap. 1785, d.?1836), writer on music. From Italian accompagnato accompanied. Definition of accompagnato in US English: accompagnato adjectiveəkɒmpəˈnjɑːtəʊ Music Of a recitative: accompanied by an orchestra. nounəkɒmpəˈnjɑːtəʊ Music = recitativo accompagnato. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Danneley (bap. 1785, d. ?1836), writer on music. From Italian accompagnato accompanied.
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