Sentence examples for linked song from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the phrase, theater hybrid, has been bandied about among festival organizers, who cite, for example, three linked song recitals by the soprano Sara Leonard, who spent a weekend last fall at the Yale Center for British Art and the Yale University Art Gallery to devise ways to create a fusion between art, including photographs of industrial sites, and music, from classical to electronic.

The album as a set of loosely linked songs may be moribund.

With the release of "In the Wee Small Hours," in 1955, Sinatra popularized the concept album — a selection of thematically linked songs housed in one package with a unifying cover.

With the release of "In the Wee Small Hours," in 1955_,_ Sinatra popularized the concept album — a selection of thematically linked songs housed in one package with a unifying cover.

Turn It on Again was, in fact, part of a suite of thematically linked songs within Duke composing a mini-suite in the vein of Supper's Ready, although the group didn't publicly acknowledge this at the time.

The thought of doing a set of thematically linked songs that tell a story is "a crazy thing to do," she told me.

He's kept the core of the set the same, delivering a thematically linked song-cycle of old and new work that moved not only as an overview but as a stand-alone piece.

Four years later a Broadway version stripped of recitative, with spoken dialogue linking songs and ensembles, had commercial success.

ITunes users can already instantly link songs through the cloud to all of their Apple devices free; that feature does not require a $24.95 yearly payment.

It remains an unrivalled source of musical invention and imagination, a way of linking songs, exploring themes and developing sounds that is endlessly thrilling, surprising and worth celebration".

MOG has an extensive database linking songs and artists, using Gracenote's wave-matching and text matching to map the song you play to the one they've got on file.