IPA: /kænˈzoʊn/
KK: /kænˈzoʊnə/
A type of song or poem that originated in medieval Italy, often with a specific structure and musical setting.
The canzone was performed beautifully at the concert, captivating the audience with its lyrical depth.
Canzone is derived from the Italian word 'canzone', which comes from the Latin 'canzō' (meaning song). The word refers specifically to a type of lyrical poem or song, often with a musical quality.
Think of the Italian word for song, 'canzone', to remember that it refers to a lyrical poem or song.