- po****r form in opera,
where the
apparently artless sentimental style of the
folklike song
could be put to good use. In
addition to the
Offenbach example: Paisiello...
-
educationist Estelle Jorgensen states that she was "struck by Swann's simple,
folklike, and
tonal strophic settings,
harking back to an
earlier time
before atonal...
- the Disappeared".
McLeese believed that the song had its
roots in "the
folklike purity of
traditional Irish music".
According to
Luerssen the song is "notorious"...
- 18th
century German literature, the term
ballade was used to
describe folklike narrative poetry (following
Johann Gottfried Herder), some of
which was...
- "broken by
startled rests".
According to Mark Ringer, the
melody evokes a "
folklike naïveté" that "delivers both
delight and
emotional power". Schubart's poem...
- Me a Song” (1950),
music and
lyrics by
James Shelton. It's an elegant,
folklike song,
which compares a lover's
infatuation with the
effects of a magic...
-
expressionist decorativism of
color and narrative" and "a set of
brightly colored,
folklike watercolors", respectively, and 1919
version being "marked by a stylistic...
- time signatures.
Underneath clusters of
repeated notes, the
melody is
folklike. Each
movement has a
classical structure overall, in
character with Bartók's...
-
pastiche set pieces". Le roi d'Yvetot is written, in part in a
simple folklike style. The opéra
bouffe Gonzague is
another essay in the old
opera bouffe...
- br****-and-strings
section as
readily as a
twanging guitar,
offering personal folklike lyrics in a
voice of pure blues".
March 31, 1989 – via
Christian Science...
