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leitmotiv

/ˈlaɪt.məʊ.tiːf/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una frase melódica o tema recurrente en una obra musical, especialmente asociado a un personaje, idea o situación determinados, como se emplea célebremente en las óperas de Wagner.

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/ˈlaɪt.məʊ.tiːf/C1formalart
  • esSustantivo que designa una frase melódica o tema recurrente en una obra musical, especialmente asociado a un personaje, idea o situación determinados, como se emplea célebremente en las óperas de Wagner.

A noun referring to a recurring melodic phrase or theme in a musical composition, especially one associated with a particular character, idea, or situation, as famously used in Wagner's operas.

  1. Recurring musical themeC1formalart

    A short, recurring musical phrase associated with a particular person, idea, or situation, especially in the operas of Richard Wagner.

    esLeitmotiv musical

    • The leitmotiv for the hero appears every time he enters the stage.
    • Wagner's Ring cycle is famous for its complex network of leitmotivs.
    • The composer used a dark, descending leitmotiv to signify impending doom.

    Sinónimosmotiftheme

  2. Recurring theme in art or literatureC1formal

    A dominant or recurring theme or motif in a literary, artistic, or other creative work.

    esLeitmotiv (tema recurrente)

    • The leitmotiv of betrayal runs throughout the novel.
    • In the film, the color red serves as a visual leitmotiv for danger.
    • The director used a leitmotiv of water to represent change and renewal.

    Sinónimosmotifrefrainthemetrope

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  • leitmotiv's possessive singular form
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