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sonata da camera
[ suh-nah-tuhduh-kah-mer-uh; Italian saw-nah-tah dah kah-me-rah ]
/ səˈnɑ tə də ˈkɑ mər ə; Italian sɔˈnɑ tɑ dɑ ˈkɑ mɛ rɑ /
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noun
an instrumental musical form, common in the Baroque period, usually consisting of a series of dances.
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Origin of sonata da camera
1795–1805; <Italian: literally, sonata of the chamber
Words nearby sonata da camera
sonance, sonant, sonar, sonarman, sonata, sonata da camera, sonata da chiesa, sonata form, sonata-rondo, sonatina, sondage
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