Monodie

mon·o·dy (mn-d) n. pl. mon·o·dies 1. An ode for one voice or actor, as in Greek drama. 2. A poem in which the poet or speaker mourns another's death. 3. Music a. A style of composition dominated by a single melodic line. b. A style of composition having a single melodic line; monophony. c. A composition in either of these styles. This collection gathers Monodie, works on paper made ​​with ink and gouache