rondeau

• اسم يُطلق على شكل موسيقي غالبًا ما يكون الحركة الأخيرة في السوناتة، أو على شكل شعري فرنسي من عشرة أو ثلاثة عشر سطرًا بقافيتين يتكرر فيه الشطر الأول كقفل.

A noun referring to a musical form often used as the final movement of a sonata, or a French verse form of 10 or 13 lines with two rhymes where the opening phrase is repeated as a refrain.

1. Musical formB2formalart

   A musical structure, often used as the final movement of a sonata, characterized by a recurring main theme alternating with contrasting sections.

   روندو

   • The final movement of the sonata is a lively rondeau.
   • Mozart frequently employed the rondeau form in his compositions.
   • The rondeau's recurring theme creates a sense of unity.

   المرادفاتrondo

2. Poetic formC1formalart

   A French verse form consisting of 10 or 13 lines with only two rhymes, where the opening phrase is repeated as a refrain in the second and third stanzas.

   شكل شعري

   • The poet composed a beautiful rondeau about love and loss.
   • Writing a rondeau requires careful attention to rhyme and repetition.
   • The refrain in the rondeau emphasizes the central theme.