Definition of Unison
Unison
u·ni·son
Definition/Meaning
(noun)
a state of being in complete agreement or harmony, as shown by simultaneously/collectively saying something or performing some action;
e.g. The audience cheered in unison during the speech.
(noun)
the state of having notes or sounds with coincident pitches, used to refer to music;
e.g. The singers sang in unison with the orchestra.
(noun)
a combination of voices and/or instruments that are performed at the same pitch or in octaves in a piece of music;
e.g. The musicians formed a unison to perform at the concert.
(adjective)
having the same musical pitch;
e.g. The choir's unison singing was accompanied by a church organ.
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