How To Use Songbook In A Sentence
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Experiencing the rich legacy of Ingmar Bergman is every bit as exciting as the chance to view the Turner watercolours or hear Tony Bennett perform the great American songbook, and the retrospective is simply unmissable.
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When Woody Guthrie was singing hillbilly songs on a little Los Angeles radio station in the late 1930s, he used to mail out a small mimeographed songbook to listeners who wanted the words to his songs.
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The strongest of the film's musical numbers is the title song itself, which, though a tad short on his trademark lyrical innuendo, is nonetheless one of the most memorable melodies in the Formby songbook.
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Cheryl and Rikki had already hit the songbooks and was writing down all the songs that they wanted to sing.
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Established stars queued up to cover songs from the Mitchell songbook.
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Clapton has covered the Johnson songbook throughout his career, most famously in ‘Crossroads’, his barnstorming showstopper when he was in Cream more than 30 years ago.
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This shop now has a wonderful stock of gifts, souvenirs, music books, songbooks and instrument manuals.
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Unlike Bucky Pizzarelli, Mark Murphy, Allan Harris and many other male singers, Mr. Cole has never done a tribute album to his brother; however, like another of his heroes, Tony Bennett, he has recently launched a series of "songbook" albums inspired by iconic performers rather than songwriters.
Holiday Cheer
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Like "classical music" and "African-American music," the term "Jewish music" encompasses an incredibly wide variety of sounds: As Tony Bennett often says, "What we call 'the Great American Songbook' really means Jewish songwriters.
Schvitzing the Night Away
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McLaughlin says that he can't explain why, but he often feels a need to revisit his past, and classic American songbook material was what he was weaned on as a young jazz player in the '60s.
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The women sang much of the time, and nearly all the time they were marching, scores of songs from the legionary songbook, plus a few of their own.
The Lensman's Children
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While my contemporaries were boogalooing to the stuff on this list, I was in my room with my Kay acoustic and harmonica holder working through the Bob Dylan songbook.
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This shop now has a wonderful stock of gifts, souvenirs, music books, songbooks and instrument manuals.
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I asked the man for the songbook, although I was sure my song was already in there, and sure enough, it was.
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In the German songbook during the Weimar, including his collaborations with Brecht, Kurt Weill used elements of jazz as an expression of sensuality, but also as a satirical element.
Fern Siegel: Stage Door: Ute Lemper -- The Music of Kurt Weill
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At the end of the visit, he presented us with a songbook of his songs, which was fantastic.
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They had old Australian punk books and Germs songbooks.
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Having started out as a piper himself, Jock loves to languish in the tunes of glory, the marches and reels of the standard Scottish songbook.
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The big band arranger supplies superbly baroque settings for Arlen's music, creating the perfect counterpoint to the classic simplicity of the "Gershwin Songbook."
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The songbook collected compositions from all over the world, making the case that the protest movement was universal.
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After her disfellowshipping was announced at the Kingdom Hall, I stood holding my songbook and forced myself to look like I was forcing myself not to cry.
I'm Perfect, You're Doomed
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Sitting down and playing obscure carols from some antique scandinavian songbook is not cutting it with Pumpkinpie, who is bored by someone else playing the piano and refuses to sing on command.
So This Is Christmas...
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After a slight misunderstanding with our good friends at EMI, we've been reliably informed that the songbook isn't in breach of any copyright laws and in turn the songbook is once ahead downloadable and fully legal.
Boing Boing: November 19, 2006 - November 25, 2006 Archives
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It's true that the Paul Robeson songbook isn't just about the songs but sometimes, surely, they're enough.
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Peach roses adorned the tables, and the piano player, seated at a shiny black baby grand, seemed determined to empty the Gershwin songbook.
Life of the Party: They’re Back! - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com
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An exclusive treat for everyone attending Isla's forthcoming shows will be the availability of a songbook containing words of her 20 most popular songs.
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American Classic, a title befitting the artist himself, finds Willie Nelson returning to the Great American Songbook in a sequel to his best-selling crossover album
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The flags which bore his image inside the ground are gone, too, the songs which eulogised his name scrapped from the songbook of the Kop.
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During his years at South western Seminary, McKinney had worked part-time as music editor for Robert H. Coleman, a songbook and hymnal publisher in Dallas.
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Particularly noteworthy is The Road Goes On Forever, a songbook of words and sheet music by Tolkien and Donald Swann.
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The follow up was released in 2006 and has been titled Suburban Songbook .
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The fans had wooden sticks glued on to them, the same as large popsicle sticks, and they were in songbook racks in front of the seats, at church.
The Fan
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She is currently co-writing the book for a major Broadway musical built around the songbook of Motown legend, Smokey Robinson.
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This shop now has a wonderful stock of gifts, souvenirs, music books, songbooks and instrument manuals.
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Established stars queued up to cover songs from the Mitchell songbook.
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The Hills' catchy little tune was unleashed upon the world in 1893, when it was published in the songbook Song Stories for the Kindergarten.
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Her one concession is Mrs. Luvovitz’s Yiddish songbook, which is the least she can do for a friend who has given so much.
Fall On Your Knees
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In her spare time, the lawyer likes to do nothing better than knock out a few ditties from the Great American Songbook on her baby grand piano.
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The songbooks sell on the back of the music more than the lyrics, so it's this Warner really seem to be trying to protect.
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Alan Nahigian Avram Grobard, the former proprietor of the El Avram nightclub, at his home in Watchung, N.J. Yet in addition to much of Broadway (and the related "songbook") "Jewish music" also means klezmer, traditional cantorial wails and other liturgical music, a unique heritage of novelty songs, spoken-word and comedy, not to mention everything that comes out of Israel (a spectrum of pop and folk music unto itself).
Schvitzing the Night Away
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As a dramatist, he's currently writing a musical based on the entire songbook.
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On top of her bookshelf lay several songbooks that she had attempted to learn hit songs from.
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As assistant in charge of the Archive of American Folk Song, the 25-year-old Lomax had ambitious plans for serving the cause, such as publishing songbooks for draftees at military camps and arranging antifascist war ballads for marching bands and pop singers, even recording conscripts with musical talent.
The Catcher of Songs
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In any event, Prof. Lindgren passed along this link to more on Ella's recordings of the Duke Ellington and Cole Porter songbooks.
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We also have the next, newer volume of the Grange songbook which is also old and musty.
"Do Not Mortgage The Farm"
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The rollicking rock moment sounds like it could have been lifted straight from the his songbook and screams ‘hit.’
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It's recommended for Astaire and Coppola completists, students of the cultural history of race, fans of the Great American Songbook, and Petula Clark groupies.
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His beautiful musical tapestries command a hush and even new songs are aired as he carefully balances his songbook on his knee.
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The posthumous engraved editions of Lully's operas reached high levels, and among French songbooks, Laborde's Choix de chansons is outstanding.
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The money will go towards producing a songbook, video and CD of them performing traditional songs in the Steers dialect.
