FEMALE VOCAL

54 articles related to FEMALE VOCAL:

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  Music Theory

  Beatles songs featuring Lydian mode

  England, Rock, 1960s
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  SONGWRITER

  Mambo Italiano: Bob Merrill's meaningless lyrics composed on restaurant napkin

  USA, Latin, Popular Song, 1950s
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  MEDITATION

  Kumar Gandharva and the perseverance of musical spirit over disease

  India, Raga, Indian Classical
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  MEDITATION

  Vishnu Sahasranama: chant meaning and complete lyrics by Subbulakshmi

  India, Devotional Song, Indian Classical
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  Swarmandal

  Kishori Amonkar reclaimed her lost voice with Ayurveda

  India, Raga, Indian Classical
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  SONGWRITER

  Mairzy Doats lyrics inspired by 15th century nursery rhyme

  USA, Popular Song, 1940s
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  FILM

  Dum Maro Dum: psychedelic Hindi lyrics in Western arrangement that influenced generations

  India, Film Score, Popular Song, 1970s
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  SONGWRITER

  Coal Miner's Daughter was forced to remove a third of the lyrics from her autobiographical song

  USA, Folk, 1960s, 1970s
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  SONGWRITER

  Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy: the reveille that defined a generation

  USA, Popular Song, 1940s
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  SONGWRITER

  Taking off with Pistol Packin' Mama

  USA, Popular Song, 1940s
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  SONGWRITER

  Rollin' and Tumblin' as the essence of slide guitar technique combined with lyrics diversity

  England, USA, Blues, Rock, 1930s, 1950s, 2000s
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  MEDITATION

  Ganapati songs and mantras devoted to Ganesha

  India, Devotional Song, Mantra, Indian Classical
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  SONGWRITER

  Twist in My Sobriety: rare oboe solo in Tanita Tikaram's best song

  England, Folk, Popular Song, 1980s
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  Poetry

  The Ektara: traditional music instrument of the Bauls, wandering minstrels from Bengal

  Bangladesh, India, Folk, World Music, Indian Classical
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  Music Theory

  The Andalusian cadence: distinct chord progression of flamenco that captivated all pop music genres

  Spain, Flamenco, Folk, Popular Song, 1960s, 1970s
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  Poetry

  Lamento de la Ninfa: Monteverdi's song of love, fire and ice

  Italy, Madrigal, Baroque
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  Kayamba

  Traditional maloya music meets French chanson in swaying songs of Maya Kamaty

  France, Réunion, Folk, World Music, 2010s
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  GUITAR

  The art of Caribbean rhythms by the Garifuna Collective

  Belize, Folk, World Music, 2000s, 2010s
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  Album

  Surrealistic Pillow as the ultimate psychedelic experience pioneered by Jefferson Airplane

  USA, Art Rock, Rock, 1960s
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  TECHNOLOGIES

  Gauhar Jaan: India's first-ever recorded musician

  Armenia, India, Raga, Indian Classical 1 comment
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  Poetry

  The best Qawwali lyrics performed by prominent singers of the century

  India, Pakistan, Devotional Song, Qawwali, Indian Classical
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  Nadaswaram

  Krithi lyrics in Tyagaraja's songs defined South Indian classic tradition of the 18th century

  India, Devotional Song, Indian Classical
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  Band

  Bird In The Belly: the dark side of old British ballads re-imagined in polyphonic folk songs

  England, Folk, 2010s
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  ORCHESTRA

  Nicola Porpora: operatic composer made history as a music teacher of Haydn and Farinelli

  Italy, Opera, Baroque 1 comment
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  SONGWRITER

  Mixture of traditional Mexican melody and rhythms as the secret of popularity behind Maria Grever's songs

  Mexico, Spain, USA, Popular Song, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s
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  ORCHESTRA

  The Flower Duet of Lakmé: the love drama of an Indian girl and a British soldier made airborne

  France, India, Opera, Romantic
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  SONGWRITER

  The morna: essential music of the Cape Verde archipelago reached mainland thanks to Cesária Évora's voice

  Cape Verde, Morna, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s
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  CHOIR

  Gershwin's Summertime: the most recorded song draws inspiration from Ukrainian lullaby and African American spiritual

  Ukraine, USA, Folk, Jazz, Opera, Popular Song, Rock, 20st Century Classical, 1930s, 1960s, 2010s 2 comments
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  Band

  Emotion over meaning: the enigmatic lyrics of Cocteau Twins in the languages of glossolalia

  Scotland, New Wave, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s 2 comments
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  Collaboration

  Robert Fripp & Toyah Willcox: the prog family who proclaimed Sunday All Over the World

  England, Progressive Rock, 1980s, 1990s

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