Synonym: divertimento. Similar words: grenade, promenade, grenadier, serene, house rent, serenely, serengeti, serenity. Meaning: [‚serə'neɪd] 
n. 1. a musical composition in several movements; has no fixed form 2. a song characteristically played outside the house of a woman. v. sing and play for somebody.
n. 1. a musical composition in several movements; has no fixed form 2. a song characteristically played outside the house of a woman. v. sing and play for somebody. 
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1. Placido Domingo sang his serenade of love.
2. I sensed this to be a serenade — a Scottish serenade.
3. Symphonic Serenade for string orchestra, Op. 39.
4. Korngold wrote the Symphonic Serenade while convalescing from a heart attack in 1950.
5. There seems to be no exact definition, but serenade or divertimento would be equally appropriate.
6. Alice suggested he try the Don's serenade from Don Giovanni.
7. It is against the law to serenade your girlfriend.
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8. I never tire of listening to this serenade.
9. Serenade No. 10, " Gran Partita ".
10. Here is a song, serenade to you.
11. Serenade in C Major for Bassoon and Piano.
12. I use my guitar to serenade my girlfriend every Friday night.
13. I prefer Schubert's Serenade.
14. Birds high up on the trees, serenade the clouds with their melodies.
15. Mozart's Serenade relaxed and happy, busy work, to hear special intention.
16. Serenade for Small Orchestra No. 4, Op. 51 (Fuchs, Robert). Arrangements and Transcriptions. 2 Horns plus String Orchestra.
17. Serenade for flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon, Music - making in the Forest.
18. Swan vision in ebony rising before us, each movement a serenade.
19. Fling myself at her black-stockinged feet while the Ally Pally sparrows sang a serenade.
20. I knew it would be an elaborate fantasy, a courtship, a serenade.
21. He opened the Rabelais to a page and began reading, walking to the kitchen doorway to serenade Alice with the flow.
22. From three strategically located stages, well-known musical groups provide a dancing beat while roving bands serenade the crowd.
23. There are the quiet, maudlin times: injured parties, slighted lovers, Chet Baker playing to serenade them.
24. From the minaret, the muezzin's call to prayer mingled with the gentle serenade of mariachis.
25. He said, a gentleman that evening was going to serenade his mistress.
26. After breakfast my hostess informed me that the lady for whose delectation I had been invited to sing was ill in bed, and that I would have to serenade her from her bed-room door.
27. Love, this is my song, here is a song , a serenade to you.
28. In the silent , starlit nights, the winged songster sings his serenade to his beautiful scented flower.
29. In concert he always brings a girl or two on stage to serenade them.
30. Different timbres and different strings play one and the same soft and sweet serenade.
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