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Meanings of vocal pieces in English
Musical composition for voice(s)
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Synonyms
Examples for "song"
Examples for "song"
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Asked about the song's potential release, he said: Who knows right now.
2
When words fail, Eurovision song-writers are quite prepared to seek other alternatives.
3
The response to the song has been very good, said Dr Love.
4
The song is right: the Mournes do sweep down to the sea.
5
Her song 'Good Wood' came to her one day when stacking firewood.
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Some Sinatra titles might have made good campaign theme songs last year.
2
After a long wait it's great to hear these songs at last.
3
That was a difficult time that made for some really good songs.
4
Google recently introduced a new feature for searching songs simply by humming.
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Future plans include writing songs for a new album and more touring.
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In March, 1811, he composed a long vocal piece, "Hagar's Lament over Her Dying Son."
2
The term obbligato or obbligato accompaniment is also used for an independent instrumental solo accompanying a vocal piece.
3
There he is, sitting next to Meredith Monk as they sing her beautiful, haunting vocal piece Dolmen Music.
4
His output includes five operas, three symphonies, and literally hundreds of vocal pieces for solo voice and ensembles of various sizes.
5
In the inventive Concerti a due cori, adaptations of choruses from Messiah and other vocal pieces turn up, and are beautifully rephrased.
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After a while there came a piece of vocal music.
Usage of vocal pieces in English
1
His output includes five operas, three symphonies, and literally hundreds of vocal pieces for solo voice and ensembles of various sizes.
2
In the inventive Concerti a due cori, adaptations of choruses from Messiah and other vocal pieces turn up, and are beautifully rephrased.