Associations to the word «Serenade»
Noun
- Waltz
- Rendition
- Lover
- Louie
- Melody
- Wedding
- Song
- Moonlight
- Guitar
- Mozart
- Bassoon
- Tchaikovsky
- Evening
- Schubert
- Oboe
- Lyric
- Window
- Quintet
- Band
- Clarinet
- Brahms
- Glenn
- Music
- Op
- Concerto
- Cello
- Violin
- Viola
- Love
- Flute
- Vaughan
- String
- Orchestra
- Haydn
- Salzburg
- Amadeus
- Bernstein
- Symphony
- Lullaby
- Overture
- Quartet
- Beethoven
- Sonata
- Chattanooga
- Donkey
- Mandolin
- Opus
- Harp
- Horn
- Soloist
- Piano
- Hallmark
- Earle
- Tenor
- Miller
- Dunne
- Cantata
- Mack
- Penny
- Cary
- Suite
- Drunk
- Trio
- Repertory
- Sigmund
- Elegy
- Philharmonic
- Wolfgang
- Tango
- Balcony
- Accompaniment
- Temperament
- Lennon
- Premiere
- Decca
- Rhapsody
- Ballet
- Lynch
- Autograph
- Ensemble
- Aria
- Faust
- Sing
Adjective
Wiktionary
SERENADE, noun. A love song that is sung directly to one's love interest, especially one performed below the window of a loved one in the evening
SERENADE, noun. (music) an instrumental composition in several movements
SERENADE, verb. To sing or play a serenade (for someone)
Dictionary definition
SERENADE, noun. A musical composition in several movements; has no fixed form.
SERENADE, noun. A song characteristically played outside the house of a woman.
SERENADE, verb. Sing and play for somebody; "She was serenaded by her admirers".
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