antiphonal
antiphonal
Definition
an·tipho·nal (an tif′ə nəl)
adjective
of or like an antiphon; sung or chanted in alternation
noun
an antiphonary
an·tiph′·on·ally adverb
antiphonal
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- group: The instrumental works are mostly intended for two antiphonal groups, each of 4 or 5 instruments.
- voice: The antiphonal northern voices of James Simmons and Seamus Deane.
- effect: The counterpoint was not often obscured, the antiphonal effects came off and intonation was never so bad as to be disturbing.
- work: Gabrieli's are the earliest antiphonal works ever published, and probably the earliest ever written.
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