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She forced out the words of the most familiar lullaby she knew.
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He said it was a soothing sound, as effective as a lullaby.
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It's also a lullaby, like all the songs on Food For Thought.
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The lusty storm winds whistling about the cabin sang a restful lullaby.
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It was a kind of lullaby she used when tucking me in.
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His newest album, What is this Heart, is an adult version of berceuse; think cantata meets hipster R&B.
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Alexandre Dumas fils speaks in the "Affaire Clemenceau" of the "Berceuse" as-
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Weariness or something of the sort carried my thoughts back to my "Berceuse."
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Of the pieces that bear the name "Berceuse," Chopin's Op.
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Among the pieces offered was the Berceuse.
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The pace changes at different turns: frenetic on Faith, loping on Ascension, heavier on the more menacing Berceuse.
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Various other "Berceuses" rose up in my dreams.
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He has a very elegantly written "Berceuse" which if very well done produces a lovely effect.
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The nocturnes-includingthe Berceuse and Barcarolle-shouldseldom be played in public and not the public of a large hall.
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The Berceuse was a favourite.
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She is playing the Berceuse from Stravinsky's "The Firebird." It seems to say, "What shall I do?
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Then Debussy's Berceuse héroïque and Vaughan Williams' The Lark Ascending, representing the beautiful in the face of the bad.
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Mertke shows the original and Klindworth's reading of a certain part of the Berceuse, adding a footnote to the examples:
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"If you would like some more, I will play you the Berceuse now."
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When Diaz returned and seated himself to play the Berceuse, I saw that he could look at me without turning his head.
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57, Berceuse (D flat major), dedicated to Mdlle.