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ballad [ˈbæləd] n
1. (Music, other) a narrative song with a recurrent refrain 2. (Literature / Poetry) a narrative poem in short stanzas of popular origin, originally sung to a repeated tune 3. (Music / Pop Music) a slow sentimental song, esp a pop song [from Old French balade, from Old Provençal balada song accompanying a dance, from balar to dance, from Late Latin ballāre; see ball2] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
ballad Translations ballad n (Mus, Liter) → Ballade f n ballad [ˈbӕləd] a simple, often sentimental, song Older people prefer ballads to pop music. ballade قَصيدَةٌ قَصَصِيَّةٌ شعبيّة غِنائِيّه балада balada, písnička folkevise; ballade die Ballade μπαλάντα balada ballaad قطعه موسیقی بالاد balladi romance בָּלָדָה सादा गाना balada ballada balada ballaða ballata 民謡 발라드 baladė, sentimentali daina balāde balada ballade ballade, folkevise ballada balada baladă; romanţă баллада populárna sentimentálna pieseň balada balada ballad เพลงช้าที่มีใจความบรรยายถึงความรัก türkü 民歌,抒情歌 балада نغمہ ، بَیلے bài ca balat 民谣;叙事曲 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| For flute and piano, this short balladic work by Spoleto USA founder Wadsworth runs the emotional gamut from longing to intensity, to mystery to peacefulness. What we get is balladic indeed, not just "the extraordinary coin's of ordinary folk" but equally the ordinary doings of extraordinary folk. The efforts of Run-DMC, one of rap's earliest groups to gain mega-stardom, seem veritable child's play in the company of the gangsta, fusion, jazz, absurdist, cool, and balladic variations of rap that rule a substantial portion of the airwaves today. |
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