"pop" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- This album, written in collaboration with Larry Sloman, was characterized by synthesizers and drum machines and is entirely written in the pop idiom.
- They fret that it's chilly and emotionally distant, even confusing, as pop idioms are juggled from (embedded) song to fragment to snippet.
- The singing ranges from a polished art-music style (Christine Brewer, Marietta Simpson and others) to the unvarnished vocal forms that some of the pop idioms demand (Ms. Morris and others).
- This is too bad because Mr. Yeston's score, which translates styles from Baroque opera to Kyrie eleisons into a flavorful pop idiom, is first-rate.
- Vineyard Theater 108 East 15th Street Manhattan (212) 353-3874 Recommended ages: 7 and up Through Sunday At this musical, the dialogue is rap and the songs are full of pop idiom.
- His singles for the label included regional hit "Family Rules", which remains a favorite of the swamp pop idiom in south Louisiana and southeast Texas.
- Mr. Nehls's music is more appealing if not markedly original, a blend of pop idioms ranging from country balladry to R&B to rockabilly.
- All three shared a propensity for arranging classical piano themes in a pop idiom.
- Miguel del Aguila's "Sonata No. 2" is an intriguing spin on a pop idiom, giving a modernist-dissonant sheen to bumptious rhythms and gaudy melodies.
- Sumi Jo's "Only Love" (Erato 8573-80241-2) is an altogether different exercise, steeped not in nostalgia but in a prevailing pop idiom, the modern musical.
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