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Often used in the same context:
stabat mater,
motet,
nunc dimittis,
sanctus,
st. ignatius,
madrigal,
canticles,
miserere,
plainsong,
poulenc,
anton bruckner,
agnus dei,
antiphons,
scarlatti,
francis poulenc,
bwv,
te deum,
adagio,
pergolesi,
chorale,
gounod,
recitatives,
georges bizet,
albinoni,
berceuse,
cantata,
francois couperin,
cesar franck,
introit,
arias,
choral,
ottorino respighi,
franz schubert,
gregorian chant,
claudio monteverdi,
boccherini,
saltarello,
georg philipp telemann,
gloria patri,
tartini,
sinfonia,
allegretto,
trio sonata,
sarabande,
toccata,
sopranos,
praetorius,
antonio vivaldi,
palestrina,
missa,
kyrie,
roger bacon,
hector berlioz,
couperin,
songlike,
plainchant,
doxology,
allegro,
joseph haydn,
cavatina,
niccolo paganini,
telemann,
soloists,
responsorial,
schola cantorum,
monteverdi,
andantino,
notturno,
fortissimo,
appassionata,
sonata,
concertante,
symphonic poem,
antonin dvorak,
canticum,
respighi,
quartets,
larghetto,
double concerto,
declamation,
johannes brahms,
sweelinck,
cantabile,
dies irae,
messiaen,
gaetano donizetti,
berlioz,
fantasie,
hovhaness,
bedrich smetana,
courante,
oboe,
liszt,
ernest bloch,
moldau,
sonatina,
andante,
franz lehar,
ecclesiae,
tschaikovsky,
nobis,
maurice ravel,
aria,
choir,
fugue,
chanson,
chorus,
gloria,
novella,
ode,
requiem,
aqueduct,
article,
bridge,
cadenza,
canticle,
canzone,
chariot,
colonnade,
anacreontic,
bluesy,
bucolic,
byronic,
downbeat,
elegaic,
elegiac,
encomiastic,
exhortatory,
horatian,
hymnic,
interpolated,
lyric,
lyrical,
melodious,
plaintive
More general:
canticle
Also try:
— Adjectives for magnificat:
own,
great,
voice,
low,
visible,
beautiful,
long,
part,
bedecked,
glorious,
same,
more...
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