kammermusikalische
In German musical terminology, kammermusikalische (or kammermusikalisch) describes music that is chamber-music-like. The term denotes works composed for, or suitable for, a small ensemble and characterized by an intimate, transparent texture in which parts interact closely.
Typical features include a limited number of players (often two to eight), a balance among voices, and
Usage and context: In criticism, program notes, and scholarship, kammermusikalische describes passages or whole works that
Relation to kammermusik: The related noun kammermusik (chamber music) denotes the genre itself, while kammermusikalische refers
See also: Kammermusik; chamber music; notable composers who wrote extensively in a kammermusikalische idiom include Mozart,