duette
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Definition
- Noun:
- A musical composition for two performers: A piece of music specifically written to be performed by two musicians or singers.
- Two performers or singers who perform together: A pair of artists who perform as a unit.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The concert featured a beautiful duette for violin and cello.
- They formed a successful duette and released several albums together.
Advanced Usage
- In a broader artistic context: While primarily musical, "duette" can sometimes be used metaphorically to describe any two people or elements working in close, harmonious partnership.
- The two lead dancers moved as a perfect duette.
Variants and Related Words
- Duet (n): The more common and standard spelling for both meanings of "duette."
- They sang a duet.
- Duettist (n): A performer who specializes in duets (less common).
- Duo (n): A more general term for any pair of performers or a group of two.
Synonyms
- Duo: A pair, especially of musicians or performers.
- Pair: Two people or things associated together.
- Tandem: A group of two working together, one behind or alongside the other.
Related Phrases
- To perform a duet/duette: To execute a musical piece for two.
- The soprano and tenor will perform a duette from the opera.
- In duet/duette: Describing an action done by two people together.
- They answered the questions in duette.
Related Idioms
- To be a well-matched duet/duette: Used to describe two people who work together very effectively.
- The two scientists were a well-matched duette, complementing each other's skills perfectly.
Noun
- a musical composition for two performers
- two performers or singers who perform together