Definition of frottola in English:

frottola

nounPlural frottole ˈfrɒtələˈfrädələ

Music

A form of Italian comic or amorous song, especially from the 15th and 16th centuries.
〔乐〕费罗托拉（一种意大利滑稽或爱情歌曲形式，主要始于15和16世纪）
Example sentencesExamples
- The melodic line of the typical frottola has small range and many repeated notes.
- He remained in business for the next twenty years, printing volumes of French chansons, Italian frottole, and Latin masses and motets.
- Some of the frottole were printed with text in all vopices, suggesting fully vocal performance, a previously unknown practice in Italian Renaissance music.
- The student will have learned that during this period, four-part frottole, chanson, and lieder are often performed as voice and lute duets.
- The next evolutionary step was the Neapolitan villanella, which differed from the frottola in being unaccompanied.

Origin

Italian, literally 'fib, tall story'.

Definition of frottola in US English:

frottola

nounˈfrädələ

Music

A form of Italian comic or amorous song, especially from the 15th and 16th centuries.
〔乐〕费罗托拉（一种意大利滑稽或爱情歌曲形式，主要始于15和16世纪）
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of the frottole were printed with text in all vopices, suggesting fully vocal performance, a previously unknown practice in Italian Renaissance music.
- The next evolutionary step was the Neapolitan villanella, which differed from the frottola in being unaccompanied.
- The melodic line of the typical frottola has small range and many repeated notes.
- The student will have learned that during this period, four-part frottole, chanson, and lieder are often performed as voice and lute duets.
- He remained in business for the next twenty years, printing volumes of French chansons, Italian frottole, and Latin masses and motets.

Origin

Italian, literally ‘fib, tall story’.

单词	frottola
释义	Definition of frottola in English: frottola nounPlural frottole ˈfrɒtələˈfrädələ Music A form of Italian comic or amorous song, especially from the 15th and 16th centuries. 〔乐〕费罗托拉（一种意大利滑稽或爱情歌曲形式，主要始于15和16世纪） Example sentencesExamples The melodic line of the typical frottola has small range and many repeated notes. He remained in business for the next twenty years, printing volumes of French chansons, Italian frottole, and Latin masses and motets. Some of the frottole were printed with text in all vopices, suggesting fully vocal performance, a previously unknown practice in Italian Renaissance music. The student will have learned that during this period, four-part frottole, chanson, and lieder are often performed as voice and lute duets. The next evolutionary step was the Neapolitan villanella, which differed from the frottola in being unaccompanied. Origin Italian, literally 'fib, tall story'. Definition of frottola in US English: frottola nounˈfrädələ Music A form of Italian comic or amorous song, especially from the 15th and 16th centuries. 〔乐〕费罗托拉（一种意大利滑稽或爱情歌曲形式，主要始于15和16世纪） Example sentencesExamples Some of the frottole were printed with text in all vopices, suggesting fully vocal performance, a previously unknown practice in Italian Renaissance music. The next evolutionary step was the Neapolitan villanella, which differed from the frottola in being unaccompanied. The melodic line of the typical frottola has small range and many repeated notes. The student will have learned that during this period, four-part frottole, chanson, and lieder are often performed as voice and lute duets. He remained in business for the next twenty years, printing volumes of French chansons, Italian frottole, and Latin masses and motets. Origin Italian, literally ‘fib, tall story’.
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