Sentence examples for songs treated from inspiring English sources

Hank, who was selling songs, treated me like a winner.

Except for the guest pianist Ted Rosenthal's rollicking "Wrong Note Rag," Bernstein's exuberance was discreetly tamped down, the songs treated as impeccably worked-out think pieces removed from their theatrical origins.

The album featured a mix of old and new Kelly songs treated in classic bluegrass fashion.

It's matured each of the three so that what once was a lick and a promise accorded the inclusions is now a case of songs treated with utterly convincing maturity, depth and, where appropriate, genuine humor.

With active, objective exploration as his guiding principle, Springsteen comes to the conclusion that "I haven't been completely fair to my father in my songs, treating him as an archetype of the neglecting, domineering parent.

This impulse to dramatize a song, treating it less as a monologue than as a play, sets Salvant apart from other jazz singers, even from many of the great ones.

Ask a bunch of people (Facebook, email, in person, etc. ) what they'd want to you to include like songs, treats and cakes, or what extra thing to add in the cake walk.

On some songs they treated their instruments as Dadaist noisemakers.

He took these classic musicals with their English scripts and songs and treated them like operas, engaging great directors, fabulous costumes and designers and the size of orchestra you don't find even on Broadway," Dagher told the Observer.

Professor Pearson ends with the sixteenth century and puritan fears about, if not gangsta rap, popular songs that treated criminals as heroes.Now, none of this is much comfort if you live in one of the areas of England that has just been looted or burned.

The evening's high point was a performance of Mr. Gordon's exquisitely melodic setting of an Emily Dickinson poem, "Will There Really Be a Morning?," transforming a song usually treated as a sad midnight reverie into an increasingly desperate cry in the dark.