Madrigal

What do we mean by madrigal?

A song for two or three unaccompanied voices, developed in Italy in the late 1200s and early 1300s. noun

A short poem, often about love, suitable for being set to music. noun

A polyphonic song using a vernacular text and written for four to six voices, developed in Italy in the 16th century and popular in England in the 1500s and early 1600s. noun

A part song. noun

A medieval poem or song, amorous, pastoral, or descriptive. The distinguishing characteristics of the madrigal are now hard to determine. noun

In music noun

A musical setting of such a poem. noun

A glee or partsong in general, irrespective of contrapuntal qualities. noun

A little amorous poem, sometimes called a pastoral poem, containing some tender and delicate, though simple, thought. noun

An unaccompanied polyphonic song, in four, five, or more parts, set to secular words, but full of counterpoint and imitation, and adhering to the old church modes. Unlike the freer glee, it is best sung with several voices on a part. See Glee. noun

A song for a small number of unaccompanied voices; from 13th century Italy noun

A polyphonic song for about six voices, from 16th century Italy noun

A short poem, often pastoral, and suitable to be set to music noun

An unaccompanied partsong for 2 or 3 voices; follows a strict poetic form noun

Sing madrigals verb

A song for a small number of unaccompanied voices; from 13th century Italy.

A polyphonic song for about six voices, from 16th century Italy.

A short poem, often pastoral, and suitable to be set to music.

A group of people who spend countless hours preparing music and making it perfect together. A group that turns into a family: full of love, understanding, friendship and renaissance costumes. Madrigals perform throughout their community, and bring joy everywhere they go. They know they are lucky to be together and to be able to share what they can do. They touch the hearts of many, and speak with funny accents. Urban Dictionary

A group of singers usually gathering in a cult-type situation. They tend to annoyingly sing christmas-type songs in 4-8 part harmony all year round, despite the season. They dress in clothes which are usually found at a renissance fair. Madrigal singers and players are in no way superior to their more musical counterparts in band. Urban Dictionary

Literally the most skrunkly man on earth. he is amazing. him and his 5'3 fortune tellin self Urban Dictionary

The most beautiful thing on earth from the move, 'Encanto.' She was given a gift, (superpower) which is super hearing. Her hair goes in a bun and is from Colombia. She has a crush on her cousin, Isabela's boyfriend, not knowing the future of her and Mariano. (Isabela's boyfriend.) Urban Dictionary

A boy who is 15, shapeshifts, and has 10 lines in the movie Encanto He is really good looking 👀💕 Btw I’m 15 as well just in case you were like “he is too young for you” Urban Dictionary

Yes, shes the so called main character in Encanto (from what i heard) and if u ask me she is pretty (also fine if yk what i mean..) and her mom Julieta can heal you with a meal! her dad Agustin gets stung alot by bees if you see it. Urban Dictionary

Ethan is a femboy who is obsessed with Mirabel Madrigal from Encanto Urban Dictionary

He's a minor. Urban Dictionary

Camilo is a 15 year old boy from Disney's Encanto. Encanto is a movie about a family who is living in a big house called "Casita" in Colombia around the 15th century. Magical gifts begin passed down each generation in the family Madrigal, generational trauma begin passed down as well. Our protagonist Mirabel doesn't get a gift like everyone else causing her to feel left out. Camilo has the gift to shape shift into other people. His parents Pepa and Felix Madrigal, his siblings Dolores and Antonio Madrigal. Appearance: He wears a yellow striped ruana with chameleons down two of the stripes. Brown-ish black pants and a long sleeve dress shirt with chameleons on the collar. On his feet he wears black sandals with chameleons also on them. Urban Dictionary

My friend is obsessed with her im telling you. Written be KT Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to madrigal:
madrigal, marital, warrigal, matrical, madrina, aurigal, madigan, medregal, madrigals, madril, marial, matrigel, madruga.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word madrigal:
monody, motet, continuo, polyphonic, chanson, basso, sterilization, cantata, ester, choir, choral, chorale, cappella, morley, dinner, lydia, luca, rican, burr, renaissance, byrd, ensemble, andrea, secular, voices, silva, esther, costa, baroque, castile, podcast, organist, laurel, che, rica, mar, marching, composer, composition, soprano, cycles, michelle, filipino, vocal, monte, santos, chorus, chi, chamber, genre, fusion, las, comedy, comedian, warehouse, sacred, mexican, jos, instrumental, settings, musical, philippine, opera, singing, philippines, concert, dramatic, conductor, sing, pieces, venice, music, sang, solo, verse, text, instruments, italian, sung, string, dancing, grace, style, footballer, poem, christmas, influential, jazz, drums.

Adjectives that are often used to describe madrigal:
italian, english, part, century, early, polyphonic, old, little, famous, late, pretty, voice, serious, sad, secular, later, madrid, elizabethan, fine, merry, french, charming, true, spiritual, dramatic, beautiful, earlier, popular, literary, above, sacred, contemporary, typical, older, spanish, vocal, chromatic, rich, voiced, unaccompanied, light, classical, lovely, humorous, delightful, divine, doric, sixteenth, latest, ethical, sweet, known, monodic, fourth, rustic, cheerful, florentine, dainty, quaint, pleasant, palpitating, radiant, venetian, half, concerted, poetic, panegyric, utter, callous, characteristic, mad, pastoral, exquisite, seventh.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective madrigal:
singing, singers, composers, castro, society, comedy, writers, form, family, group, case, club, edition, writer, writing, books, literature, triste, texts, estebas, style, cuesta, mine, play, groups, cycle, the, pana, verse, music, center.

Consonant match to madrigal:
medregal.

Words that sound like madrigal:
madrigal, madrigals, matrical, madruga, metrical, maricle, miracle, medical, miracl, maracle, moderate gale, miricle, mericle, madril, madrasa, iatrical, nodical, warrigal, warragal, astragal, marrakech, marrakesh, marika, madigan, marica, metical, metrically, marygold, metrica, miracles, motorcycle, mangle, muggle, marigold, maternal, marital, manacle, madras, medial, mariel, markel, mughal, markle, madel, motor cycle, mitral, marable, mcdougall, bedraggle, maddog, mcdougal, moraga, markell, madl, mangal, mandrel, macdougall, madrass, madrina, marial, mcdougle, mirable, macdougal, madrassa, mariscal, madog, magel, mirabal, madron, madrasah, mandrell, mirakel, metrocolor, a miracle, madrugada.