That is, while the originals were in verse and intended to be sung, the translations are not written in English verse form and are not really singable.
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The composer provided an optional English singable version of the Latin parts . " Of a Rose, a lovely Rose " was published individually in 1998.
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A certain long-running musical had lots of singable names for the animals that purr and meow : practical cats, dramatical cats, pragmatical cats, fanatical cats.
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Croce was particularly important in the development of the canzonetta and the madrigal comedy, and wrote a large quantity of easily singable, popular, and often hilarious music.
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His melodies were sweeping and singable and rejected the tight chromatic formalism of so much mainstream jazz since the 1960s; the swing, in the improvised passages, was cathartic.
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Any hint of history _ a tonal chord, a singable melody _ was to be avoided; some even thought that the New Music would have to be exclusively electronic.
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A jaunty oompah-oompah fox-trot rhythm carries the music along, the tune is sunny and singable, and the words are just right, not too fancy:
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In contrast, Sacred Harp composers have aimed to make each musical part singable and interesting in its own right, thus giving every singer in the group an absorbing task.
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In addition, this language is more singable than Danish or German, and finally as the most important reason the textual repetitions are more tolerable in Latin ."
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A libretto must " rest on a bed of music, " she added, and be singable : " I sit there at my desk opening my mouth.
