Sentence examples similar to lighthearted interlude from inspiring English sources
In a pattern that was to repeat itself after the birth of opera 200 years later, the secular theatre in the Middle Ages established itself either as lighthearted interludes in serious moralities or as deliberate parody tolerated by the church as a safety valve to consistent piety.
First performed at the Opera-Comique in Paris in 1884, Manon shows the influence of Carmen by Georges Bizet (which premiered in 1874) in the interweaving of passionate episodes and lighthearted interludes.
This plot, although more serious, still received a relatively lighthearted treatment, with slapstick interludes and a happy ending.
The play, centred on a group of traveling entertainers, is seldom seen today, but the lighthearted and energetic songs, dances, and interludes composed for it continue to be performed in the form of an orchestral suite arranged by Kabalevsky in 1940.
Things have gone so well, in fact, that the Mets even decided to engage in a lighthearted promotion Wednesday night, along with a comic interlude in the broadcast booth, all as a way to add to the good feelings.
It was a romantic and lighthearted interlude and a stark contrast to the grave business Tupac was transacting.
Be humorous and lighthearted.
3. (0:35) Squiggly ambient interlude.
