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• Is a pop singer, lyrist and actress.
• Thus, peasant lyrists such as Nikolay Klyuev often used Sirins as a synonym for poet.
• A member of the band that consist this section is called a " lyrist ."
• After the death of Vojislav Ili
  , for a time the most outstanding Serbian lyrist was Milorad Mitrovi
  .
• Pieces by contemporary lyrists were anonymously set by Smith, including William Motherwell's " Midnight Wind ".
• They are attended by various other figures including a long-haired individual, possibly a singer, who accompanies a lyrist.
• He figures as a lyrist on his " Native Vale " in Malcolm McLachlan Harper's " Bards of Galloway ."
• What would the lyrists of Athens have heard in the musical works of Harry Partch, with his experimental tunings and his preoccupation with Greek instruments?
• A companion volume with notes on songs, lyrists and composers compiled by Rev . Dr . H . D'Arcy Wood is also available.
• The first single " About Me " ( 軙糴b ) saw Kwan reunited with lyrist Wyman Wong and long-time collaborators Joseph Ip and John Laudon.
• She also admitted that, compared to her first album, she had had more input and two-way communications with the musicians and lyrists in the recording process.
• His brother Acharya Jayanta Bose is an internationally reputed composer, lyrist, harmonium soloist and singer, while his brother Pt Debojyoti Bose is a noted sarod player and music director.
• "I'm not responsible for the words, you know ", urged George hastily . " Those are wished on me by the lyrist . " | Wodehouse | A Damsel in Distress ch 23 ( 1919 ) }}
• ST . LOUIS ( AP )-- Lyrist Harry Tobias, who wrote such old favorites as " I'll Keep the Lovelight Burning " and " It's a Lonesome Old Town, " died Thursday.
• The prestige classes include the Animal Lord, Beastmaster, Exemplar, Ollam, Dungeon Delver, Daggerspell Mage, Daggerspell Shaper, Nightsong Enforcer, Nightsong Infiltraitor, Fochlucan lyrist, maester ( a magic item crafter ), tempest, wild plains outrider, bloodhound and vigilante.
• "' PUPLHS Drum and Lyre Band "', better known as " Dal ", is the performing and marching band of the PUPLHS . It is composed of drummers ( snare, bassand quad ), lyrists, cymbalists, majorettes and color guards.
• He also published " " Bucolicorum Graecorum Reliquiae " " ( 1855-1859 ); studies on the dialects of Homer and the Greek lyrists; on Aeschylus ( " " De causis quibusdam Aeschyli Nondum satis emendati " " ); and some excellent school textbooks.