to sing a song; to sing

a musical composition for singing, combining lyrics with a melody

singer; vocalist; person who is skilled at or makes a living from singing

A person who is enthusiastic about singing, listening to songs, or following a particular singer; fan of a singer or a style of music

words of a song; lyrics

the sound of singing; a singing voice; metaphorically refers to the original voice or creative expression of a poet

to sing; to lift one's voice in song

poetry and songs; a general term for all forms of poems

singing and dancing; song and dance performance

An art form that combines music, drama, poetry, and dance into a single theatrical performance focused on singing.

a song about love; love song or madrigal

folk song; traditional song passed down orally among the people

singing star; famous singer or pop star

the singing stage or music business, especially referring to the world of pop music or vocal circles

to praise through song or poetry; to extol or eulogize

Chen Kaige (1952-), a prominent Chinese film director associated with the Fifth Generation of Chinese cinema.

the official song that represents a country

folk song; ballad; nursery rhyme; specifically refers to rhymes in folk literature including those that are sung and those that are recited without music

nursery rhymes or songs for children, typically characterized by simple language and a lively melody

singer; vocalist; a person who has achieved excellence in singing

A gathering for singing performances or competitions; a singing party.

a theater specifically for performing opera

to sing lustily; to lift one's voice in song

Google; the American internet company and search engine

song or poem of praise; ode; carol

A venue or hall where professional performers sing popular songs; a karaoke hall.

A type of folk song or mountain song, typically characterized by free rhythm and simple melodies, often sung by rural workers in the mountains or fields.

popular song; light music that is widely liked and sung by the general public during a certain period

The main song of a movie, play, or television show that helps express its central theme.

a place for singing and dancing, usually a commercial venue like a nightclub or cabaret

song of triumph; triumphal hymn; paean

To sing and dance at the same time; used to describe a scene of festive celebration or joy.

an artistic group specialized in performing songs and dances

to sing songs or ballads

popular rural folk dance of the Han people, primarily in northern China; performed to the beat of drums and gongs, often with performers in costume or on stilts

singer's voice; the ability or sound of singing

To pick or choose a specific song to be played, especially at a karaoke venue or via a radio or television request program

to sing or chant, often expressing emotions through poetry or song; singing

to advance while singing loudly; to make rapid and triumphant progress with high spirits

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832), German poet and dramatist

to sing at the top of one's voice; to sing heartily

Goliath, the Philistine giant from the Bible

(idiom) deeply moving and inspiring; describes a heroic or tragic event that moves one to both praise and tears

to sing in an antiphonal style where two people or groups take turns answering each other in song

A type of theater that combines music, singing, and dance into a single performance; song and dance drama.

skilled in both singing and dancing; also used to describe a person with many talents

(idiom) surrounded by enemies and isolated without help; in a desperate situation. Literally "songs of Chu on all sides," referring to the story of General Xiang Yu hearing his enemies singing the songs of his homeland, leading him to believe his territory had been captured.

A traditional Japanese form of theater featuring stylized dance, music, and elaborate makeup; traditionally performed by all-male casts.