part song's Usage Examples:

Tropical Ice-Land, Rub-Alcohol Blues and We Got Back the Plague share the same tempo, are grouped together on the album cover track listing and could for this reason be construed as a three-part song.

his glees, of which he published five books (1801–1807) besides contributing many detached glees and part songs to various collections.

The form was very flexible and text-driven and could therefore be a great deal more complex in terms of variety of texture and freedom of expression than that of the post-Mendelssohnian, Romantic part song which largely superseded the Glee and was intended to be sung by choirs.

songs/shanties, singing games, Nursery rhymes, Street cries, Carols/hymns, Rounds/glees/part songs, Music hall, Ritual/ceremonial dance, Morris dance/sword dance.

multi-part song asprese: A form of multi-part song from Lazio banda comunale: A local, civic band a bandieri bella: A form of Calabrian secular multi-part song.

through a musical setting of 1820-21 by Franz Schubert (1797-1828) as a part song for men"s voices and low strings (D.

It is a three-part song that meditates on death and rebirth.

Street cries, Carols/hymns, Rounds/glees/part songs, Music hall, Ritual/ceremonial dance, Morris dance/sword dance and a great deal more.

A glee is a type of English part song composed during the Late Baroque, Classical, and early Romantic periods, that is to say, the Georgian era.

mood of the music or of its singers, but to a specific form of English part song popular between 1650 and 1900, the glee.

The Lion and Albert has been performed as a two-part song of eighteen verses to an Irish folk tune by Kathy Hampson's Free Elastic Band.

The album closes with the two-part song The Brightest Bulb Has Burned Out/Screws Fall Out; The Brightest Bulb Has Burned Out section is a sparsely arranged song that leads into Screws Fall Out, one of the loudest rock sections in the band's catalogue.

33, 6 Lieder (part songs for men"s voices with piano ad lib) (1840) Op.

Synonyms:

particular, linguistic unit, part to whole relation, basis, point, meronymy, rest, relation, language unit, residue, portion, component, residual, butt, item, subpart, member, remainder, base, residuum, unit, component part, substance, constituent, detail, balance,

Antonyms:

miss, best, unfasten, unbelt, fire,