dixieland

/dɪksiːˈlænd/

Definitions

1. noun

A style of jazz music originating in New Orleans, characterized by its lively rhythms and brass sections.

“The jazz band played a lively set of dixieland tunes at the festival.”

2. adjective

Relating to or characteristic of the southern United States, especially in its cultural or musical traditions.

“The dixieland-inspired decorations added to the charm of the old mansion.”

Synonyms

  • blues
  • jazz

Antonyms

  • classical
  • symphonic