Übersetzung für 'ditties' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ditties

Liedchen {pl}mus.

• The two of them sat down and sang old ditties and songs all evening, to the delight of all involved.
• Albert Craig, dubbed the Surrey Poet, was also born and raised in Meltham. His ditties mostly related to cricket and football.
• After many years travelling the world, mostly Africa (especially Kenya), he started penning some naive, minimalistic ditties.
• The first documented use of "stand-up" as a term was in "The Stage" in 1911, detailing a woman named Nellie Perrier delivering 'stand-up comic ditties in a chic and charming manner', though this was used to describe a performance of comedy songs rather than stand-up comedy in its true modern form.
• Early publications such as handwritten ditties and squibs were circulated among the gentry and taverns and coffee-houses.

• s Mischa Pearlman stated: "Sadly, outside the context of the episodes, the actual ditties are only mildly humorous at best, and barely warrant more than one play through".
• The film is based on the story "Divers" by V. Shishkov, Russian legends, songs, tales and ditties, and tells about the slack Neznam, the village inventor Bobyl and the brave Soldier.
• Many of the songs are in major scale, which gives them a joyous feeling, and included are also some rowdy ditties making fun of this or that.
• A clerk by a stockbroker, he became known in the early 1860s by his ditties in the cafés-concerts. With his friend Hector Monréal, they would collaborate during 40 years on the stages.
• He participated in the political and musical experience of the Turin group Cantacronache, which offered an alternative to commercial ditties by putting in music some of his poems.

• "Mad Love" features Lush's "trademark 4AD ethereal" sound, which was described by "Melody Maker" as "succulent, individual melodies" and "romantic student ditties" which were sung in "gossamer voices".
• Morrison composed sales ditties for Belfast firms, such as his poem for Ivy bicycles a North Street shop.
• Many poems and ditties emerged during the Kelly era (1878–80) relating their exploits. Some were later put to music.
• "Spin" magazine included the record among thirty-three others in its mid-year list of the best albums of 2011, commenting that Anderson "unleashes everything from tinnitus-inducing, reverb-soaked guitar drones to light-as-air acoustic ditties and pseudo-industrial bangers.
• She also wrote the words and music for "Action Songs for Children" and several more volumes of music in the same vein, consisting of simple ditties embodying physical exercises for small children.

• as a comic singer of local ditties".
• Known for short, catchy, genre jumping ditties and long meandering nonsensical improvisations with occasional magic and a touch of musical comedy.
• Paul Lester compared them in "The Guardian" to fellow Londoners Mumford & Sons, commenting that the group "offer a glimpse of the pastoral with their infectious semi-acoustic ditties".