Definition of songbook
: a collection of songs;
specifically
: a book containing vocal music (such as hymns)
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Recent Examples of songbook from the Web
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The 76-year-old singer was still exploring his songbook for new meanings, treating it not as an immutable canon but a road map to who knows where.
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Walt’s recently updated its songbook to include 20,000 songs, Green said, including an influx of Bruno Mars, country artists and modern hits.
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The show: The Jimmy Buffett songbook comes to life in a show that began in La Jolla, then played New Orleans, Houston and Chicago before landing at Broadway’s Marquis Theatre.
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And during a Thursday night performance of her regular Las Vegas show, Dion performed a newer addition to the Disney songbook live for the.
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Also, Trump appears to be singing from the same songbook.
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Copies of the songbooks, Rise Up Singing, and Rise Again were available.
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White artists were just beginning to discover and learn from that songbook—and to address the racial divisions in feminist coalition-building as the ’70s dawned.
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This one comes with a beginner’s songbook that could help turn a torturous drive into an impromptu blues set.
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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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