Sentence examples for charming novelty from inspiring English sources

WEBSTER HALL 125 E. 11th St. (212-353-1600) — June 21: RiCheeseCheese & Lounge Against the Machine are a charming novelty outfit specializing in cheeky, cocktail-lounge-ready renditions of contemporary rock favorites.

To describe Mendelssohn's "Songs Without Words" as charming little novelties is to miss the point.

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

Charming, charming, charming\" by NPR.

Yes, the piece is a novelty, charming and sometimes funny.

It's not really a novelty for charming Latin pop singers to get together with foreign producers to create electronic music in Spanish; that has been happening for decades now.

In discussing this work, Tchaikovsky compared it to the only other Rimsky-Korsakov piece he had heard so far, the First Symphony, mentioning "its charming orchestration... its structural novelty, and most of all... the freshness of its purely Russian harmonic turns... immediately [showing] Mr. Rimsky-Korsakov to be a remarkable symphonic talent".

The songs that would have been heard across the Chicano community include the charming Chinito Chinito, a 1949 novelty piece (in Spanish, of course) that concerns a Chinese laundryman.

It came in the early 1950s, as she was changing from a gifted and charming purveyor of swing and novelty pop songs to a class act who could illuminate sophisticated materials - such as on her first great album, Ella Sings Gershwin (1950), on which Larkins featured.

The publication called it "a charming throwback" when "TV character novelty albums have faded away in recent years".

The Puppini Sisters, a medium-hot tip for novelty success this summer, are charming on the tucked-away Blueroom stage.