Words and phrases that have a meaning related to divertimento: (128 results)
Often used in the same context:
mozartian, allegretto, appassionata, chaconne, partita, sarabande, mozartean, singspiel, vivace, toccata, moderato, arioso, max bruch, berceuse, recitatives, andante, concertante, gigue, handelian, courante, ballade, fugues, anton bruckner, concerto grosso, rondo, polonaises, andantino, sinfonia, boccherini, non troppo, pizzicato, opera seria, double concerto, bedrich smetana, etude, sostenuto, larghetto, mazurka, sonata, divertissement, cantabile, opera buffa, busoni, con brio, scherzo, symphonic poem, symphonist, partitas, da capo, cesar franck, paul hindemith, cavatina, chromaticism, fritz kreisler, adagio, maurice ravel, piano sonata, trio sonata, verismo, passacaglia, cadenzas, tartini, postlude, albinoni, peter ilich tchaikovsky, vocalism, brillante, meyerbeer, lutoslawski, motet, erik satie, songlike, pyotr tchaikovsky, georg philipp telemann, allegro, miserere, obbligato, liebestod, continuo, luigi cherubini, kriti, poulenc, plainsong, claudio monteverdi, alap, concertino, scena, kyrie eleison, modest mussorgsky, nocturnes, dumky, celesta, liszt, edgard varese, plainchant, pianoforte, barcarolle, lento, buffo, nuit, accelerando, concerti, epic, epics, masterpieces, renaissance, romances, anthology, antiquarian, antiquary, art, artist, baroque, cameo, classic, classics, comedies, concerto, contemporary, drama, epitaphs, fetish
More general:
composition, musical composition, opus, piece, piece of music
Synonyms:
Also try:serenade
— Adjectives for divertimento: major, little, century, classical, literary, italian, slight, true
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