Meanings of serenata in English

The serenata in honor of Italy's beautiful princess duly made its way to the Grand Canal.

I saw him first in a gondola the night of the serenata-andthen at the Armenian convent.

She was thinking of the serenata.

On Saturday we had a serenata at the Opera-house, called Peace in Europe, but it was a wretched performance.

Mary continued to talk about the serenata, and Kitty was presently conscious that her every word and gesture in reply was closely watched.

We only received the book of the Serenata last Thursday.

Massenet's "Elegie," Moszkowski's "Serenata," a transcription, and then the aria from Lucia.

Only two arias of the Serenata are still wanting, and then it will be finished.

The 'Venetian Song' and the 'Serenata' are both exquisite.

Now we have some lil' SERENATA, eh?

Then Nora's sweet, high soprano voice began the "Serenata" to the subdued tinkling accompaniment of Reddy's mandolin.

And it was only about the Serenata and the procession of illuminated boats that he was thinking at this moment.

You first, Hippy, because I want Nora to sing Tosti's 'Serenata,' and a comic song afterward will completely spoil the effect.

A Serenata must be regarded as a kind of Intermezzo, in the Cantilena manner, with an accompanying rhythm suggesting an ancient Spanish dance.

"You were at the serenata?"