pavan
/ˈpæv.ən/noun
/ˈpæv.ən/
Существительное, обозначающее торжественный придворный танец XVI–XVII веков или музыку, написанную для этого танца.
Sustantivo que designa una danza cortesana solemne de los siglos XVI y XVII, o la música compuesta para esta danza.
Nom désignant une danse de cour solennelle des XVIe et XVIIe siècles, ou la musique écrite pour cette danse.
Ein feierlicher höfischer Tanz des 16. und 17. Jahrhunderts oder die Musik, die für diesen Tanz komponiert wurde.
Substantivo que designa uma dança cortesã solene dos séculos XVI e XVII, de andamento lento e compasso binário, ou a música composta para essa dança.
名词，指16至17世纪一种庄严的宫廷舞蹈，或为这种舞蹈创作的音乐。
اسم يشير إلى رقصة بلاطية رسمية مهيبة شاعت في القرنين السادس عشر والسابع عشر، أو إلى الموسيقى المؤلفة لهذه الرقصة.
A noun referring to a stately court dance of the 16th and 17th centuries, or the music composed for this dance.
Court DanceC1formalart
A slow, stately dance popular in European courts during the 16th and 17th centuries, often performed in elaborate costumes.
ПаванаPavana (danza cortesana)Pavane (danse de cour)PavanePavana帕凡舞الباڤان- The dancers performed a graceful pavan at the royal ball.
- The pavan was often followed by a livelier galliard.
- Courtiers practiced the pavan for hours to perfect their steps.
Synonymspavane
Musical CompositionC1formalart
A piece of music written to accompany the pavan dance, typically in duple meter and with a solemn character.
ПаванаPavana (composición musical)Pavane (composition musicale)PavanePavana帕凡舞曲بافانا- The composer wrote a beautiful pavan for the lute.
- This pavan by William Byrd is a masterpiece of Renaissance music.
- The orchestra played a slow, melancholic pavan.
Synonymspavane