Meaning & Definition of word "Recital"
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Recital
/rɪˈsaɪtəl/
noun:
- 1. A public performance of music or dance.
- Example: She gave an impressive recital at the concert hall last night.
- 2. An act of recounting or reciting something, such as a narrative or a story.
- Example: He provided a detailed recital of the events leading up to the decision.
- 3. A detailed description or narrative of an experience or incident.
- Example: The recital of her travels made everyone envious of her adventures.
Etymology
Early 19th century from French 'récital', from réciter, meaning 'to recite'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
recital of facts:
A presentation or detailed account of information.
recital performance:
A performance specifically designed to showcase a musician's skills.
recital hall:
A venue designed for hosting recitals and performances.
Related Words
recite:
To repeat aloud from memory or to read aloud.
recitation:
The act of reciting or reading aloud, especially formally.
solo:
A performance by a single individual.