Galant

In music, Galant was a term referring to a style, principally occurring in the third quarter of the 18th century, which featured a return to classical simplicity after the complexity of the late Baroque era. This meant (in some implementations) simpler music, with less ornamentation, decreased use of polyphony (with increased importance on the melody), musical phrases of regular length, a reduced harmonic vocabulary (principally emphasizing tonic and dominant), and a less important bass line. It was, in many ways, a reaction against the showy Baroque style. Probably the most famous composer in the Galant style was Johann Stamitz.
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adj. gallant, noble, chivalrous, gentlemanly, courteous, knightly

adj. gallant, chivalrous

n. suitor, beau, gallant

n. suitor, beau

adj. gallant, chivalrous, gentlemanly

(d. bărbaţi) = gallant
(d. bărbaţi) = attentive to women
(d. gesturi etc.) = courteous
(d. gesturi etc.) = polite
(cuceritor) = swaggering
(darnic) = generous
(darnic) = liberal
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