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Often used in the same context:
etude,
kyrie eleison,
toccata,
sarabande,
elocution,
ballade,
arioso,
recitative,
polonaise,
glissando,
cantabile,
panegyric,
obbligato,
songlike,
nocturne,
andantino,
mozartian,
versification,
passacaglia,
vivace,
madrigal,
oration,
larghetto,
vocalism,
berceuse,
allegretto,
divertimento,
antiphon,
alap,
fortissimo,
da capo,
pizzicato,
dialogic,
descant,
sonatina,
shavian,
con brio,
pentameter,
cavatina,
responsorial,
chorals,
gigue,
mezza voce,
andante,
singspiel,
diction,
poetical,
edgard varese,
queen mab,
oratory,
kriti,
soliloquy,
intonation,
pianoforte,
aria,
articulation,
peroration,
plainsong,
bardic,
moderato,
bass viol,
dies irae,
appassionata,
hieratic,
czardas,
diminuendo,
appoggiatura,
shakespearean sonnet,
legato,
prefatory,
chaconne,
playlet,
prosody,
ostinato,
partita,
contrabassoon,
scherzo,
miserere,
cor anglais,
enunciation,
adagio,
tenor,
recitation,
anton bruckner,
pianissimo,
allegro,
mazurka,
plainchant,
lyricism,
concertante,
concertino,
rhapsodies,
cadenzas,
cantos,
harmonic progression,
concerto,
opera buffa,
poeticism,
sermonic,
stabat mater,
reciter,
pastorale,
declamations,
harangue,
harangues,
declaimer,
rant,
eloquence,
invective,
pantomime,
denunciation,
tirades,
apostrophe,
bombast,
panegyrics,
rhetoric,
eulogy
More specific:
harangue,
rant,
ranting,
rave,
raving
Appears in the definition of:
harangue,
rant,
ranting
More general:
oratory
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— Adjectives for declamation:
mere,
musical,
empty,
rhetorical,
much,
vague,
eloquent,
public,
idle,
passionate,
vehement,
more...
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