glees

American universities inherited a choral tradition from England where, centuries ago, student choruses gathered to sing songs with different vocal parts known as glees.

Yale Glee Club Hits a High Note 2011

Glee clubs in the early 20th century sang short songs known as "glees," a term that has nothing to do with the mood of the song or its singers.

DesMoinesRegister.com - NEWS 2009

A writer of songs and glees, Hague contributed to the collection to which Bloomfield refers,

Letter 183 2009

American universities inherited a choral tradition from England where, centuries ago, student choruses gathered to sing songs with different vocal parts known as glees.

Yale Glee Club Hits a High Note 2011

American universities inherited a choral tradition from England where, centuries ago, student choruses gathered to sing songs with different vocal parts known as glees.

Yale Glee Club Hits a High Note 2011

The whole first half of the concert belonged to the boychoir, which, under the direction of Stephen Holmes, sang a mix of Renaissance and 20th-century motets, some glees and spirituals, all with admirable blend and diction and mostly with accuracy and good intonation.

Composer-pianist Simpson shines at St. Paul's Lutheran Church 2011

Jan. 17th, 2010 06: 01 pm (UTC) * glees* This sounds like So much fun.

"As if I had a choice...oh well." greygirlbeast 2010

Because the the…thing that burns—no, no, the very burning itself, the…pyre…fire, it glees, it is all gleeful, it lives to burn.

Wildfire Sarah Micklem 2009

Because the the…thing that burns—no, no, the very burning itself, the…pyre…fire, it glees, it is all gleeful, it lives to burn.

Wildfire Sarah Micklem 2009

Having such a sister has taught me what to look for here, she glees at her ability to provoke observable emotion in her subject.

I don't particularly understand these men who say they don't like women who "play games." Ann Althouse 2009