Sentence examples for lyrical songs from inspiring English sources
And birds, those amazing birds: They build elaborate nests, learn lyrical songs, migrate impossibly long distances.
He also wrote concerti for violin and for piano and many lyrical songs and song collections (written for performance by his wife, a contralto).
The more lyrical songs are incredibly painful to listen to, it is like hearing a song across a vast divide or chasm.
Mr. Barenboim brought delicacy and nuance to the accompaniments in the subdued, lyrical songs, like the soprano's wistful, waltzing "My Beloved Sings by the House".
The âşik (ashoog in Azerbaijani; from the Arabic ʿashiq, "lover" or "novice Sufi") was a professional or semiprofessional performer, singing a variety of epic, didactic, mystical, and lyrical songs to the accompaniment of a long-necked lute (saz).
The accordionist, drummer, and singer Jeremy Barnes (formerly of Neutral Milk Hotel) and the violinist Heather Trost play complicated yet lyrical songs that emphasize extremely fast tempos and intricate accordion lines.
Ms. Burns and Mr. Thorell sang the ambling, sweetly lyrical song beautifully.
In 18th- and 19th-century music, the term canzona refers to a lyrical song or songlike instrumental piece.
A Schubert group began with "Im Frühling," a gently lyrical song that Mr. Polenzani sang with exquisite grace and simplicity.
As librettist, Mr. Sheng chose Colin Graham, the veteran director who had staged Mr. Sheng's first opera, the lyrical "Song of Majnun" (1992), at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
At the same time, the silly plot keeps coming forward, asking us to pay attention to it, even as it undercuts the lyrical — song-to-song, vision-to-vision — logic of the show.
