Übersetzung für 'barbershop music' von Englisch nach Deutsch

barbershop music

Barbershop-Musik {f}mus.

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barbershop music festival

Barbershop-Musikfestival {n}mus.

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barbershop

Barbershop {m}mus.

Barbershop-Gesang {m} [seltener: Barbershopgesang]mus.

barbershop choir

Barbershopchor {m}mus.

barbershop singer

Barbershopsänger {m}mus.

barbershop quartet

Barbershop-Quartett {n}mus.

barbershop singer [female]

Barbershop-Sängerin {f}mus.

barbershop [Am.] [barber shop]

Frisörladen {m} [für Herren]comm.cosmet.

Friseurladen {m} [für Herren]comm.cosmet.

music

Musike {f} [ugs.] [nordd.]mus.

Musik {f}mus.

Mucke {f} [ugs.] [Musik]mus.

music stand

Notenständer {m}furn.mus.

gypsy music

Zigeunermusik {f}mus.

music store

Musikladen {m}comm.market.

music house

Musikhaus {n}comm.market.mus.

music shop

Musikladen {m}comm.market.

art music

Kunstmusik {f}mus.

music studies {pl}

Musikstudium {n}educ.mus.

studying music

(das) Musikstudium {n} [das Studieren des Faches Musik]educ.mus.

figural music

Figuralmusik {f}mus.

• Since barbershop music tends to be sung in just intonation, the barbershop seventh chord may be accurately termed a harmonic seventh chord.
• In barbershop music, a tag is a dramatic variation put in the last section of the song. It is roughly analogical to a coda in classical music.
• It is also a popular song in barbershop music.
• In the 1980s, the station played adult standards in addition to airing local and regional sports events, talk programs such as "Marge at Large", and other local content such as a barbershop music program.
• The range of a tenor in barbershop music does not necessarily closely correspond to that of a tenor's range in Classical repertoire, often being more in the range of the classical countertenor range.

• It is also the first short where the Stooges sing "You'll Never Know What Tears Are" in barbershop music style.
• GNU's focus is no longer barbershop music, and in efforts to remove perceived "toxic masculinity", the club now accepts "members of any gender".
• In barbershop music, the baritone part sings in a similar range to the lead (singing the melody) however usually singing lower than the lead.
• Completing the foursome was Doris Alberti, a long-time barbershop music singer.
• It is common in barbershop music.

• School choirs and their professional educators create an early love for singing that supports participation. Barbershop music is a popular pursuit in every corner of the state.
• Another regular feature of the shows was an elaborate musical finale in which Barker and Corbett – often in drag – and company would sing a medley of songs in character, in barbershop, music hall, Gilbert and Sullivan or other styles, with the original words altered to suit whatever comic situation they were portraying.