Sentence examples for tender song from inspiring English sources

Mahler's sublimely tender song "Das Himmlische Leben" is best known as the final movement in Mahler's Fourth Symphony.

There is a tender song on the new album, "My Children, My Angels," in which he sings about fatherly guilt and assures his children that he loves them.

For the final song of their Music Hall act, Adolph had written "Mabel" a tender song set to the fast last movt. of Tchaikovsky's Fourth.

His aria that follows, "Dalla sua pace," is a tender song of love and empathy: his peace of mind depends on hers; her joys and sufferings are his.

It leads gradually to Gabriel's late-night epiphany about his life and marriage when a tender song reminds Gretta of a boy who died of love for her.

Something similar happened when the mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato sang the tender song "Take Care of This House" from Bernstein's musical "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue".

His tough and tender songs attest to that.

That is partly because their intimate, tender songs need to be heard in sympathetic surroundings.

Elgar was also represented by "Speak, Music" (Op. 41, No. 2) and "Pleading" (Op. 48), tender songs evocatively rendered here.

Candy inspired many artists, including Lou Reed, who wrote one of his most tender songs, "Candy Says," in her honor.

"I think there are those songs on there that can really pack a punch and can stick with people and there are the more tender songs," says Lissie.