Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

strophic

adjective

/ˈstrɒf.ɪk/

Definition

relating to a structure in music where verses share the same music.

Examples

Many folk songs are strophic, making them easy to remember and sing along.
The strophic form of the hymn allowed the congregation to join in without difficulty.
While the verses are strophic, the chorus features a different melody, adding variety to the composition.

Meaning

The term ‘strophic’ can be used to describe a type of song or poem where each stanza or verse is sung to the same music, creating a repetitive pattern.