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a cappella

[ah kuh-pel-uh, ah kahp-pel-lah] / ˌɑ kəˈpɛl ə, ˌɑ kɑpˈpɛl lɑ /
ADJECTIVE
without instruments
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ADVERB
without instruments
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Belafonte sings the first half nearly a cappella with his voice leaping like a field holler, punctuated by choked guitar chords like sledgehammer strokes.

From New York Times

It also marked a full circle moment for Lee, who — yes, this is true — auditioned to be in O-Town while a student and member of an a cappella group at the University of Pennsylvania.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s supported by these great early compositions, and the economy of the “Corelli” Variations — the transformations of the theme with references to everything from jazz to a cappella singing.

From New York Times

“The Record” begins the way the “boygenius” EP ended: a cappella, just three voices sharing major chords like a family singing a hymn.

From New York Times

Margo Price sang an a cappella version of “Tears of Rage.”

From Washington Times