sonatine

/sɔ.nɑ.tɛn/

Definitions

1. noun

A short, one-movement piece of music, typically a sonata, often in a lighter style, especially one by French composer Maurice Ravel.

“The concert program included a delightful sonatine by Ravel, showcasing his unique blend of classical and modern elements.”

Synonyms

  • miniature sonata
  • short sonata

Antonyms

  • extended sonata
  • grand sonata