Definition of songbook
:a collection of songs;
specifically
:a book containing vocal music (such as hymns)
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In fact, there may be no one in the American songbook whose work did more to anticipate the tragicomic place the United States finds itself in today.
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More importantly, to your appreciation of Houston’s songbook.
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Mr. Chapin, seeking to start his tenure as the Lyrics & Lyricists producer with a bit of excitement, recruited Mr. Groff to kick off the series, which explores the American songbook, in January.
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Some of my most treasured Sundays in Chicago have been spent sipping beer and taking in a songbook at Theo Ubique, Roger Park's gem of a hole-in-the-wall cabaret that specializes in revues.
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During its tenure, the Fast Mail, which traveled over the nation’s various railroads, managed to work its way into the country’s imagination, folklore and songbook.
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In a world premiere collaboration, Resident Artistic Director Cash and iconic singer, songwriter, and producer Cooder team up to present their highly personal takes on Johnny Cash’s songbook.
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But does his contribution to the American songbook qualify as literature?
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When Neal takes long rides, the tunes from the songbook of his life often slip into his mind.
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First Known Use of songbook
before 12th century
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Definition of songbook for English Language Learners
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: a book that contains the music and words to songs
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