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• No; I hate sentimental songs. (10)
• We sang beginnings and ends of songs. (10)
• The sky, the flowers, the songs of birds! (8)
• Do you think your songs worth listening to? (8)
• On the whole, he sang pleasantly, particularly French songs. (10)
• The songs of that day have lost their effect now, I suppose. (10)
• The Polish songs are unequal, and at best add little to his fame. (3)
• Her songs were shot off on the impulsion; prose was the heavy task. (10)
• Songs of the leading composers, classic and modern, should be studied. (3)
• The lessons on Schubert, Schumann, Liszt, etc., mention notable songs. (3)
• In addition to this she has written a number of piano pieces and songs. (3)
• You ride, you swim, you have a voice for country songs, at all events. (10)
• It had been a supper of copious wine, and the songs which rise from wine. (10)
• It is a lute to scatter songs to his mistress; a rapier, is she obdurate. (10)
• Unfortunately, he could hear nothing but the general chorus of their songs. (8)
• His songs include settings of Goethe and Heine, as well as the Russian poets. (3)
• Some writers claim that the songs of the Hebrews were adapted to Egyptian chants. (3)
• Sensibly, or insensibly, we tune our songs to earn the nuts of our twilight forest. (8)
• Besides two operas and a number of beautiful songs, he has composed five symphonies. (3)
• Diana sang alone for the credit of the country, Italian and French songs, Irish also. (10)
• His songs are truly spontaneous lyrics, which are not appreciated at their true value. (3)
• He has also written songs that are in the extreme style of the most advanced composition. (3)
• The songs are often involved in style, but always possess unity and directness of effect. (3)
• Therein a serious Baron stuck his lance; For minstrel songs a beauteous Dame would pout. (10)
• The style of the songs in use varied greatly, in spite of the poverty of musical resources. (3)
• He also arranged many of his own songs, orchestral and choral works for piano and for organ. (3)
• Burns would take no hire for his last songs, preferring to serve his country out of unmixed love. (2)
• Slight in texture, it was simply a play with songs set to the most popular ballad tunes of the day. (3)
• She finished several songs and studies during the spring and summer, and left still more unfinished. (8)
• Charlemagne ordered a collection of the early Gallic songs to be made, but the work has not survived. (3)
• It was at first hardly more than an elaboration of the already existing vaudeville, or play with songs. (3)
• Particularly is this the case with regard to the songs in which the religious element is the leading one. (3)
• This was considered the true Greek mode, and was called severe, firm and manly, suitable for martial songs. (3)
• His insensibility to music was curious, considering how impressionable he was to verse, and to songs of birds. (10)
• Like the French Ballet, this was a dramatic entertainment consisting of dialogues, dances, songs, and choruses. (3)
• On such a cliff might Theocritus have lain, spinning his songs; on that divine sea Odysseus should have passed. (8)
• These early musicians were singers or bards who chanted the songs composed in honor of chiefs and tribal heroes. (3)
• We used to learn by heart the ballads and songs upon famous events in those old days when poetry was worshipped. (10)
• Celebrated minstrels were maintained in the royal courts whose duty it was to chant songs in praise of their patrons. (3)
• The songs of the early Church, sung by masses of worshipers, were of necessity simple in every way, requiring no art. (3)
• He seems to have cared little for literature, and his love of poetry was limited to its availability as texts for songs. (3)
• He could not only play and sing most amusing songs, but he wrote very good poems and painted pictures perhaps not so good. (9)
• If Fletcher of Saltoun is in the right about the influence of national songs, you would say France was come to a poor pass. (2)
• In the year following his marriage, Schumann turned to song-composing, producing more than one hundred songs in this period. (3)
• She was so smart, and they told him she made a pretty little pot of pin-money by her songs; he called it very clever of her. (8)
• Poetry, sculpture, and songs, and all the Arts, were brought forward in mournful array to demonstrate the truth of his theory. (10)
• He has written several symphonies, suites, an overture, a cantata and a number of songs; two comic operas are also among his works. (3)
• In return for the hospitality freely given, they sang the songs they learned from each other and in the various lands they visited. (3)
• The smoke of cottages rose straight; wisps of mist were wandering about the valley, and the songs of birds dropping like blessings. (8)
• It was used freely in the Hindoo drama, the latter calling for the dance, spoken and sung dialogue and instrumental music and songs. (3)
• There were recitations in English and German, and songs from several people who had kindly consented, and ever more piano performance. (9)
• But in the 19th century her musical glory had faded, and sentimental songs and popular ballad-operas seemed all that she could produce. (3)
• Liszt scored the accompaniment of several Schubert songs for orchestra, he also orchestrated several of the Schubert four-hand marches. (3)
• In that early spring a few buds were showing already; the blackbirds shouting their songs, a cuckoo calling, the sunlight bright and warm. (8)
• Whence these songs came is by no means certain, the prevailing opinion being that they were of Greek origin, modified by Hebrew influence. (3)
• Far out, and where the riot waves Run mingling in tumultuous throngs, She danced above a thousand graves, And heard a thousand briny songs. (10)
• The instrument used in accompanying their songs was a sort of lyre, judging from representations on some gold medals made in the time of Julius Cæsar. (3)
• Much of this music, which was in the form of incidental songs, choruses and instrumental interludes, was written by =Henry Lawes= (1595-1662) and =Matthew Lock= (——d. (3)
• His other compositions include choral works in smaller forms, with string or other accompaniment suited to chamber-music, part-songs, church music, and a number of fine songs. (3)
• Yet French composers have produced and still make most beautiful and charming songs which unmistakably embody the national characteristics, clearness, polish and an effective singing melody. (3)

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