Fantasia (noun)

1. an instrumental composition free in form and inspiration, typically one that is imaginative and colorful. 2. a free-form composition for an instrumental soloist, typically a virtuoso piece. 3. a work of fiction, a movie or a play that is imaginative and not necessarily based on reality.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from italian, from latin phantasia, from greek phantasia "appearance, imagination", from phantazesthai "to imagine".

Examples:

1. The pianist performed a fantasia by Mozart at the concert.
2. The violinist's fantasia was a virtuoso piece that showed off his technical skill.
3. The movie was a fantasia, a combination of fantasy and reality.
4. The play was a fantasia on the theme of love and loss.
5. The composer's fantasia was a free-form composition that showcased his creativity and imagination.