Duet
/djuːˈɛt/noun
A performance by two musicians or singers.
Did you know?In the world of ancient music, duets were often believed to invoke harmony between the spirit and the physical realm, creating a cosmic connection through sound.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
duo
“Two, a pair.”
Old French
Old French
duet
“A piece of music for two performers.”
17th Century
English
duet
“A term adopted from French, referring to a musical composition for two voices or instruments.”
Modern English
English
duet
“Refers to a collaborative performance between two artists.”