capriccio

/kəˈprɪtʃioʊ/
noun
  1. A lively piece of music that is free in form and often playful or humorous.
    • The orchestra ended the concert with a lively capriccio.
    • The composer's capriccio for piano was full of unexpected twists and turns.
    • She played a cheerful capriccio that made the audience smile.
  2. A painting, drawing, or other artwork that combines real and imaginary elements in a fanciful way.
    • This capriccio mixes Venetian canals with Egyptian pyramids.
    • The museum displayed a capriccio of imaginary ruins in a dreamlike landscape.
    • The artist's capriccio showed a Roman temple floating in a modern city.
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