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Значения термина popular melody на английском

русский
музыкальный фольклор
португальский
música regional
испанский
musica folk
каталонский
tradicional
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Locally or regionally traditional music that was originally developed in performance and aurally transmitted in community contexts, and for music composed stylistically and/or ideologically within these traditions.

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        The instrumentation is very interesting and the popular melody remarkably well characterized.
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        From the staterooms came shrill outbursts of popular melody, punctuated with the popping of champagne corks.
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        The man walked along in his list slippers much as if he had been at home, whistling a popular melody.
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        He pursed his lips and whistled, as well as he could against the rushing wind, a bar or two of the latest popular melody.
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        The band was rioting through a jolly melange of popular melodies.
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        He quotes from the Bible freely, and gives us snatches of popular melodies.
        The Woman Who Toils / Being the Experiences of Two Gentlewomen a...
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        These, in imitation of the French Calvinists, were sung to the most popular melodies.
        The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 06, No. 36, October, 1860 / A Magaz...
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        The mother could play well on the piano, and frequently sang with the children hymns and popular melodies.
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        McKay, however, promptly disproved this assertion by seating himself at the keyboard and rattling off some popular melodies.
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        It has turned out a big percentage of the Wallace songs, most of which are popular melodies equipped with new lyrics.
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