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musician or
precentor trained in the
vocal arts who
leads the
congregation in
songful prayer. In English, this
prayer leader is
often referred to as a cantor...
-
Retrieved January 22, 2008. Isherwood, Charles. "Madcap
Stratagems of
Songful Siblings" The New York Times,
February 5, 2015 Schenkar, Joan. The Talented...
- nel sembiante. 1988.
Conducted by
Charles Medlam. The Soul of Orpheus.
Songful Records Mike Oldfield.
Tubular Bells II.
Vocals Pet Shop Boys. Introspective...
- disappointment, a
shorter and by most
accounts lighter piece of work than its more
songful corelease Human Touch." Bill
Wyman of the
Chicago Reader compared it favorably...
-
recording made by
Jacqueline du Pré and
Daniel Barenboim, in
which the
opening songful quality is
taken to mean that
Brahms meant the
movement for an Andante...
- Guide",
Robert Christgau gave the
album an A− and said, "This
unusually songful set is well up
among their late good ones, its
dissonances a
lingua franca...
- critics. Rock
critic Robert Christgau wrote, "I
prefer the more rocking,
songful old Television, but it's a
tribute to Tom Verlaine's
conceptual restlessness...
-
Jewish musician trained in the
vocal arts who
leads the
congregation in
songful prayer Cantor (music software), a
vocal singing synthesizer software Cantor...
- impressed,
calling Stefani "hebephrenic" and the
album "hyped up" and not "as
songful as its fun-besotted
partisans [claim]". In a
retrospective review, AllMusic's...
- 1988 Sam, Sam-Ang; Campbell,
Patricia Shehan (1991).
Silent temples,
songful hearts :
traditional music of Cambodia. Yang Sam and Tho "Tony" Sangphet...
