1. Plural of capriccio; a musical composition that is free in form and often playful or fanciful in character.
Usage: music; Italian origin; often used in classical and contemporary music
2. Plural of capriccio; whimsical or capricious acts, ideas, or artistic works.
Usage: general use; often refers to artistic or creative expressions

Examples

• The composer wrote several capricci for solo violin that showcased technical brilliance.
• Paganini's capricci are considered some of the most challenging pieces in the violin repertoire.
• The artist's capricci reflected her playful approach to abstract design.
• The museum displayed a collection of capricci from various Renaissance painters.
• His musical capricci often surprised audiences with unexpected harmonic shifts.
• The pianist performed a series of capricci that demonstrated both virtuosity and imagination.