Sentence examples for native song from inspiring English sources

But war is hardly the only subject favored in Native song; love is another.

That feeling is captured in part by the haunting native song that emanates from the shore, rendered here as an unending subliminal murmur.

Its popularity in Russia stems from an admiration of the people's poet Robert Burns, and in China Auld Lang Syne is so established that many assume it is a native song.

Art Terry on keys, Notes on a Native Song,.

Stew in Notes on a Native Song, (All Photos by Marc Millman).

This is followed by a ritualistic ceremony of "flying men" and native song and dance.

A shaman accompanies with native songs, assisted by a musical bow on a gourd resonator.

Yesterday, the Haida delegates performed native songs and dances at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian in Lower Manhattan.

There are four major traditional poetic forms: hyangga ("native songs"); pyŏlgok ("special songs"), or changga ("long poems"); sijo ("current melodies"); and kasa ("verses").

Describes an evening at a resort hotel, and one of the Indian concerts given by the Indian Pricess Amanoosuc, who entertained with native songs and dances.

Most important, hyangch'al, a writing system that used Chinese characters to represent spoken Korean, originated in Silla, where hyangga ("native songs"; see above Poetry) also first appeared.