- Look up
lyric in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Lyric may
refer to: Lyrics, the words,
often in
verse form,
which are sung,
usually to a melody, and...
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Lyric Theatre or
Lyric Theater may
refer to:
Lyric Theatre, Adelaide,
former open-air
cinema in
Grote Street, Adelaide, 1912–c.1914
Lyric Theatre, Brisbane...
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lyric soprano is a type of
operatic soprano voice that has a warm
quality with a bright, full
timbre that can be
heard over an orchestra. The
lyric soprano...
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Modern lyric poetry is a
formal type of
poetry which expresses personal emotions or feelings,
typically spoken in the
first person. The term for both...
- Jason's
Lyric is a 1994
American romantic psychological drama film,
written by
Bobby Smith Jr.,
directed by Doug McHenry, who co-produced the film with...
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established lyric song. They were:
Alcman of
Sparta (choral
lyric, 7th
century BC)
Sappho of
Mytilene or
Eresos of ****s (monodic
lyric, 7th century...
- Gr****
lyric is the body of
lyric poetry written in
dialects of
Ancient Gr****.
Lyric poetry is, in short,
poetry to be sung
accompanied by music, traditionally...
- (B♭5). The
contralto voice type is
generally divided into the coloratura,
lyric, and
dramatic contralto. "Contralto" is
primarily meaningful only in reference...
- "More Than Words: The Art Of The
Lyric Video". NPR.
Retrieved December 29, 2012. Strecker, Erin (October 14, 2011).
Lyric Videos: Is this a
trend now? Britney...
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Subtypes of
baritone include the baryton-Martin
baritone (light baritone),
lyric baritone, Kavalierbariton,
Verdi baritone,
dramatic baritone, baryton-noble...
