chaconne

/ʃəˈkɑn/
noun
  1. A slow, stately dance or piece of music, originally from Spain, often with a repeating bass line or chord pattern.
    • She practiced the chaconne for weeks to master its intricate rhythms.
    • The composer wrote a beautiful chaconne for solo violin.
    • At the concert, the orchestra performed a chaconne that had a haunting, repeating melody.
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