capella

[kuh-pel-uh]

capella Definition

  • 1music without instrumental accompaniment
  • 2a choir or singing group that performs without instrumental accompaniment

Using capella: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "capella" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The group performed a beautiful rendition of an a cappella song.

  • Example

    The a cappella choir sang at the church service.

  • Example

    The album features several a cappella tracks.

capella Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for capella

  • unaccompanied music
  • vocal music
  • choral music

Phrases with capella

  • a cappella group

    a group of singers who perform without instrumental accompaniment

    Example

    The a cappella group won first place in the competition.

  • a cappella arrangement

    a musical composition that is written to be performed by a group of singers without instrumental accompaniment

    Example

    The choir director created a beautiful a cappella arrangement of the song.

  • a cappella festival

    a music festival that features performances by a cappella groups and singers

    Example

    The a cappella festival attracts thousands of visitors every year.

Origins of capella

from Italian 'a cappella', meaning 'in chapel style'

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Summary: capella in Brief

'Capella' [kuh-pel-uh] refers to music that is performed without instrumental accompaniment. It can also refer to a choir or singing group that performs without instruments. Examples include 'The group performed a beautiful rendition of an a cappella song.' and 'The a cappella choir sang at the church service.' Phrases include 'a cappella group,' 'a cappella arrangement,' and 'a cappella festival.'