fermata (noun)

1. In Greek mythology, the fermata represents a pause in the divine music played by the Muses.

2. During religious chants, the fermata is used to add a sense of reverence and contemplation.

3. In the medieval period, composers would use the fermata to extend the duration of Gregorian chants in religious ceremonies.

4. What did the music conductor say when he found a fermata on his music sheet? 'Hold on, I need a break!'

1. In the comic strip, the musician had a fermata symbol above his head to indicate a long pause in the music.

2. According to Greek mythology, Apollo placed a fermata over the sun when he wanted to prolong the daylight hours.

3. The designer incorporated a fermata symbol as a print on a dress inspired by musical themes.

4. During their romantic picnic, the couple took a fermata on the hillside, savoring the moment and the beautiful sunset.