Definition

A type of organ stop that produces a sound similar to a clarabella, often used in organ music.

Example

The organist selected the melodia stop to create a warm and rich sound during the performance.

Conversation

Have you ever heard a beautiful melodia played on the organ?

No, I haven't, but it sounds interesting!

I recently listened to one, and it was so calming.

I can imagine! I’d love to experience that sometime.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Melodia is derived from the Greek "melodia" (μελωδία), which is formed from "melos" (μέλος, meaning song or melody) and "-ia" (a suffix used to form nouns). The word refers to a musical composition or the quality of being melodic.

Memory Tip

Think of 'melos' meaning song, and remember that 'melodia' refers to a beautiful musical composition.

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