Sentence examples for major lyrics from inspiring English sources

Whistle Posse, Hornz Posse, "MAKE SOME NOISE" was one of the major lyrics originated by the Rave MC pumping through the sound system.

In just a few years, she has emerged as a major lyric soprano, and as Desdemona she succeeded in putting a decisive stamp on a character who is too often portrayed as a fleshless signifier of doomed innocence.

I was called "one of the major lyric voices of our time" while I was sleeping in a U.S. Army surplus bed in the unfinished basement bedroom in my family's government-built house.

I remember so clearly the reviews you were getting, and especially that phrase from the New York Times Book Review's cover story on "The Business of Fancydancing" — "one of the major lyric voices of our time" — but I couldn't have comprehended the pressure that such praise brings, especially the identity component of it, and so early in your writing life.

Among other standouts in the excellent cast were the bright tenor Hubert Francis as the preening, self-assured Drum Major; the lyric tenor Joshua Ellicott as the decent Andres, Wozzeck's only friend; and the husky-voiced bass Tijl Faveyts as the doctor who pays Wozzeck to be a guinea pig in quack medical experiments.

Tucked amid the surging major chords are lyrics full of mayhem and desperation.

Aside from a few major differences in the lyrics, the song is almost identical to "I Never Heard".

The show, written by Donna Moore, who also had a major hand in the lyrics and music, opened Sunday at St . Lukes Theater.

On his own Guthrie tended to set his lyrics to major chords and straightforward, countryish melodies, a long way from the minor modes and sprinting tunes of klezmer.

His version of Afro-Beat is smoother and more upbeat than Fela's, with more songs in major keys and some lyrics about nothing more than a good time.

The release stressed that the major inspiration to the lyrics was Professor John Miller Chernoff's African Rhythm and African Sensibility, which examined the musical enhancement of life in the continent's rural communities.