Definition of songbook
: a collection of songs;
specifically
: a book containing vocal music (such as hymns)
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But in the studio, his new record label, Impulse, wanted easygoing songbook albums that would win over reviewers and buyers.
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The size of an encyclopedia, the songbook features Korean, Japanese and American songs, including hits by Nirvana, Jennifer Lopez and Baltimore R&B singer Sisqo.
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Free songbooks will be distributed at the Thursday rehearsal, or can be obtained for a modest fee via an online order.
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Solidor’s songbook drew from the then-popular genre of tragic seafaring chansons.
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Traveling with a trio of musicians (Brian Hertz on piano, Mark Vanderpoel on bass and Gene Lewin on drums), McDonald was backed by the L.A. Opera Orchestra, enhancing the grandeur of this journey through the American musical theater songbook.
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Take a generous helping of tunes from the great American songbook and the best of Broadway.
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Her concert songbook also included songs by Peggy Lee, Fats Waller and even David Bowie.
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Jesus, that’s to the tune of the alphabet song, and Twinkle Twinkle... what a horrifying contribution to the songbook.
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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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