ballad 的定义
- any light, simple song, especially one of sentimental or romantic character, having two or more stanzas all sung to the same melody.
- a simple narrative poem of folk origin, composed in short stanzas and adapted for singing.
- any poem written in similar style.
- the music for a ballad.
- a sentimental or romantic popular song.
ballad 近义词
narrative song
更多ballad例句
- Along with Emily Shackleton, they wrote the heartbreak ballad “Every Little Thing.”
- R&B newcomer Joël caught my attention with his soul-stirring single “Clean Up,” a powerful ballad that examines both police brutality and the industrial-prison complex.
- Then she started driving for the pleasure of it, humming along to power ballads on Christian radio and chatting on the phone with friends.
- Because the ballad is so simple and elegant, we can see exactly what elements are important to the story at this early stage.
- Gender roles here are not exactly as porous as they are in the original ballad.
- This sultry ballad about break-ups and make-ups in the City of Angels is haunting stuff.
- And it was a radical part of your tool set, throwing it into a ballad, which was also a canonized jazz standard.
- There were no longer any chord changes, and it was no longer a ballad.
- Toward the end, on the ballad “Someone Else,” she flies over the crowd while straddling a giant hot dog like Slim Pickens.
- M10 has a musical ballad named after him that the band Los Sembradores de La Sierra recorded in 2011.
- I asked him to tell me how he produced a certain effect he makes in his arrangement of the ballad in Wagner's Flying Dutchman.
- One day her mother heard her singing a popular nautical ballad, on the devotion of a sailor's bride to her betrothed.
- Mirèio contains one ballad and two lyrics in a measure differing from that of the rest of the poem.
- The Scotch ballad is the spontaneous production of the touching and simple genius of the nation.
- The same Ballad contains other imitations of Chaucer's language.