noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
lyricism; expression of emotion
Refers to the lyrical quality of expressing personal feelings, especially in poetry, music, or art. Often contrasted with 叙事 (じょじ, 'narration' or 'epic').
Antonyms: 叙事 (じょじ)
この詩には強い叙情が感じられる。
This poem has a strong sense of lyricism.
This poem is very lyrical.
叙情的な風景を描いた絵だ。
It's a painting that depicts a lyrical landscape.
叙情豊かな音楽が流れていた。
Richly lyrical music was playing.
The author imbued this novel with deep lyricism.
情緒 is a broader word for mood or emotional atmosphere, whereas 叙情 specifically denotes the lyrical expression of personal feeling in art or poetry.
narration; description of events and facts
叙述 means a factual description or narration, while 叙情 means the lyrical expression of emotion; they share the kanji 叙 but differ sharply in meaning.
lyric poem; lyric poetry
Standard modern spelling; the kanji 叙 means 'relate' or 'describe', and 情 means 'feelings'.
Alternative spelling using 抒 ('express'). Common in literary contexts, but 叙情 is more frequent in modern usage.
From the kanji 叙 (relate, describe) and 情 (feelings, emotion). The alternative spelling 抒情 uses 抒 (express). The word is a Sino-Japanese compound (kango) used to describe lyrical expression in art and literature.