a cappella

a cappella synonyms

a capella compare a cappella and a capella
popular compare a cappella and popular
bop compare a cappella and bop
measure compare a cappella and measure
song compare a cappella and song
hard rock compare a cappella and hard rock
rock compare a cappella and rock
refrain compare a cappella and refrain
acoustic compare a cappella and acoustic
instrumental compare a cappella and instrumental
harmony compare a cappella and harmony
modern compare a cappella and modern
tune compare a cappella and tune
hymn compare a cappella and hymn
unescorted compare a cappella and unescorted
individual compare a cappella and individual
rock and roll compare a cappella and rock and roll
single compare a cappella and single
abandoned compare a cappella and abandoned
classical compare a cappella and classical
lone compare a cappella and lone
isolated compare a cappella and isolated
acapella compare a cappella and acapella
rap compare a cappella and rap
on one’s own compare a cappella and on one’s own
solitary compare a cappella and solitary
piece compare a cappella and piece
fusion compare a cappella and fusion
detached compare a cappella and detached
by oneself compare a cappella and by oneself
unaccompanied compare a cappella and unaccompanied
music compare a cappella and music
swing compare a cappella and swing
stag compare a cappella and stag
apart compare a cappella and apart
soul compare a cappella and soul
air compare a cappella and air
heavy metal compare a cappella and heavy metal
isolate compare a cappella and isolate
deserted compare a cappella and deserted
opera compare a cappella and opera
hermit compare a cappella and hermit
removed compare a cappella and removed
jazz compare a cappella and jazz
folk compare a cappella and folk
bebop compare a cappella and bebop
traveling light compare a cappella and traveling light
solo compare a cappella and solo
unattended compare a cappella and unattended
ragtime compare a cappella and ragtime

a cappella definitions

adj

  • Singing solely or mainly without instrumental accompaniment. 

  • Related to a form of purely vocal music mostly associated with American college performance groups. 

adv

  • In a manner of a choir with no instrumental accompaniment; literally, "in the style of the (Sistine) Chapel (in Rome)", such as a musical Mass done a cappella. 

noun

  • A vocal performance with no instrumental accompaniment. 

adj adv noun