cradle song

He found himself softly humming his old cradle song.

He saw her seldom now, and the phantom of cradle songs had almost faded from his brain.

How could he, who had never listened to a woman since his mother sang him his last cradle song, hear her?

These "cradle songs of sorrows," as Brahms called his late music, do make themselves felt, however.

Cradle song (the clock strikes seven in the evening).

The carol is supposed to be a cradle song of the Virgin Mary.

It shows standard Italian and is one of the most popular cradle songs, used all over Italy.

Who had also, Devin abruptly realized, almost certainly lied when he said he'd forgotten the words to the cradle song.

Old cradle songs and missing swords and tunnels in the dark, fetid earth.

Cradle song (singing voice and guitar - 1968)

At 11, she wrote a symphonic piece, "Cradle Song."

Marra could live; his dour, stern father hum a cradle song to him.

A pair of German cradle songs underscored Chanticleer's tonal richness.

Gabriel credited the entire text to Luther and gave it the title "Cradle Song."

Cradle Song for violin and piano (1901)

She has also recorded Cradle Songs, inspired by the birth of her daughter Alexa.

It is included on Lloyd Webber's 1995 album Cradle Song.

The Northeastern Cradle Song is a lullaby known to many people in China.

Cradle Song is a 1981 dramatic short film written, produced, and directed by Sharron Miller.

Even now Theresa was laying her children's heads upon down suffused with cradle songs, secreted-there to guide them from the dark world into the bright.

Cradle Song may refer to:

Palnnam is a cradle song, a lullaby.

She was on her way out the door when Treesa hummed a cradle song in Rachel's ear.

"Well, there's lyricism all through it, and some of her subjects, like the 'Cradle Song,' are traditionally feminine," she said.

Cradle Song is an album by cellist Julian Lloyd Webber.