The term fuging tune is a shortened form of the English phrase "fuging psalm tune," a type of hymn setting popular in England in the 17th and early 18th centuries.
A ballet that does not have the usual look of just happening to be set to popular music, it offers an exhilarating tension between classical and popular art.
A southern drama tells a sustained story in colloquial language; flexible verses (qu) were set to popular music, making both music and poetry accessible to the ordinary spectator.
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Forbidden to perform legitimate drama, they presented their plays in pantomime, interpreting the action with lyrics and choruses set to popular tunes.
Then, create your own album in which you set a popular genre of modern stories (such as ghost stories or urban legends) to music.
Even more surprising was a program called "Black Tie Optional: Irene Hultman & Friends," which consisted of several conventional solos set to popular songs.
"Dance" brings the evening to an end on a tender, funny note with ballroom sequences set to popular scores and music by Vernon Reid.
Badreddin had four wives and at least thirteen sons, who set up popular summer camps, which, by the mid-nineties, had attracted some twenty thousand people.
Egypt's Bassem Youssef, who was inspired by Stewart to set up popular Egyptian satire show Al-Bernameg, echoed the sentiments of fans around the world.
