Definition of plainchant in English:

plainchant

noun ˈpleɪntʃɑːntˈpleɪnˌtʃænt

another term for plainsong
Example sentencesExamples
- The German term originally signified a plainchant melody sung chorally, but from the late 16th century its meaning was widened to include vernacular hymns.
- The main theme of this movement is the Dies Irae from the medieval plainchant.
- But the text of Rex tremendae is part of the Dies irae sequence, not the other way round, and there is no trace of the Dies irae plainchant in Mozart's setting.
- The plainchant was delivered faultlessly, and gave a flavour of the complementary timbres of the male voices.
- The service is fleshed out with short organ pieces and improvisations, and the plainchant used at St Mark's at Christmas; it provides the perfect framework for the music by two of the formidable masters of music at San Marco.

Definition of plainchant in US English:

plainchant

nounˈplānˌCHantˈpleɪnˌtʃænt

another term for plainsong
Example sentencesExamples
- But the text of Rex tremendae is part of the Dies irae sequence, not the other way round, and there is no trace of the Dies irae plainchant in Mozart's setting.
- The main theme of this movement is the Dies Irae from the medieval plainchant.
- The plainchant was delivered faultlessly, and gave a flavour of the complementary timbres of the male voices.
- The German term originally signified a plainchant melody sung chorally, but from the late 16th century its meaning was widened to include vernacular hymns.
- The service is fleshed out with short organ pieces and improvisations, and the plainchant used at St Mark's at Christmas; it provides the perfect framework for the music by two of the formidable masters of music at San Marco.

单词	plainchant
释义	Definition of plainchant in English: plainchant noun ˈpleɪntʃɑːntˈpleɪnˌtʃænt another term for plainsong Example sentencesExamples The German term originally signified a plainchant melody sung chorally, but from the late 16th century its meaning was widened to include vernacular hymns. The main theme of this movement is the Dies Irae from the medieval plainchant. But the text of Rex tremendae is part of the Dies irae sequence, not the other way round, and there is no trace of the Dies irae plainchant in Mozart's setting. The plainchant was delivered faultlessly, and gave a flavour of the complementary timbres of the male voices. The service is fleshed out with short organ pieces and improvisations, and the plainchant used at St Mark's at Christmas; it provides the perfect framework for the music by two of the formidable masters of music at San Marco. Definition of plainchant in US English: plainchant nounˈplānˌCHantˈpleɪnˌtʃænt another term for plainsong Example sentencesExamples But the text of Rex tremendae is part of the Dies irae sequence, not the other way round, and there is no trace of the Dies irae plainchant in Mozart's setting. The main theme of this movement is the Dies Irae from the medieval plainchant. The plainchant was delivered faultlessly, and gave a flavour of the complementary timbres of the male voices. The German term originally signified a plainchant melody sung chorally, but from the late 16th century its meaning was widened to include vernacular hymns. The service is fleshed out with short organ pieces and improvisations, and the plainchant used at St Mark's at Christmas; it provides the perfect framework for the music by two of the formidable masters of music at San Marco.
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