Songwriters Sentence Examples

Thibaut was the most popular of all the 13th century songwriters, and his work is marked by a grace and sweetness which he owes perhaps in part to his association with the troubadours of the south.

We all agree that they're decent songwriters, but some of their vocal affectations to me are really annoying.

Wednesday, March 01, 2006 Some delightful stuff from Sweden Sweden seems to be constantly churning out talented songwriters.

He shares the insider secrets that help songwriters make their work competitive in an overcrowded marketplace.

This seems an excellent and very practical plan of action to be recommended to budding songwriters of whatever musical persuasion.

Prior to the Beatles and their ilk songs were predominantly written by predominantly male songwriters.

Leah visited Cass in Los Angeles and soon found herself among the new generation of Hollywood pop songwriters.

Where the contestants on American Idol are coached by famous singers, songwriters, and musicians, the celebrity hopefuls on Duets actually get to perform with the musical talent.

The Walk of Fame not only salutes film stars, but also television actors, radio personalities, stage performers, directors, singers, songwriters, and other celebrities.

The musicians will move to Nashville, Tennessee and learn the ropes from country music songwriters.

The contestants aren't left on their own to write their own country music - they are each given access to two Nashville songwriters to help them write the lyrics to their songs.

In the finale of the first season, all of the contestants had to perform the songs they wrote with their Nashville songwriters in front of a live audience at the Wildhorse Saloon.

Even if you are a rather novice guitarist, finding good sources for Neil Young tablature can help you play along with one of the greatest songwriters Canada has ever produced.

The following books look at chord progressions for songwriters.

Few songwriters have been as able to convey emotion as precisely as Johnny Cash.

Poets, songwriters, and novelists spent centuries attempting to capture, in words, this depth of feeling and powerful emotion.

The market for songwriters tends to differ from genre to genre, and there is no one, surefire way to gain entry to the market.

For most songwriters, scoring a publishing deal is the best situation to be in.

Sometimes, songwriters work directly with a studio or a record label.

Often, songwriters attend music industry trade shows like Midem, Popkomm, SXSW and more, in hopes of making a connection with a label, artist, studio or manager.

The internet is a great place to keep on top of events for songwriters - join a few chat rooms and message groups dedicated to songwriters to stay in the know.

One word of warning - although songwriters DO attend these events, it's not always money well spent.

Some songwriters receive an advance, which is charged against future royalties, or an outright upfront payment for their song, although some do not.

The real bread and butter for songwriters is royalties.

Songwriters also generally get a cut of synch licensing fees if their songs are synched for ads, movies and so on.

M. Peil, the Rock Hall, as it is known locally, honors performers, producers, and songwriters from throughout the Rock and Roll era.

The resources and network support available to songwriters in today's music industry are far ahead of what people dealt with a decade ago.

We've all heard success stories of songwriters who met the right person at the right time by chance.

The Songwriters Resource Network is another trusted online resource.

During these trips, a 12 year old Swift began writing songs with local songwriters at Nashville's lauded Bluebird Café.

Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus, the original songwriters for ABBA, worked with Johnson in pulling the show together from the very beginning.

Interscope, their record label, hires songwriters to write songs specifically for them and also buys songs that were not necessarily written with the group in mind for them to record.

R.City is just one example of songwriters who have written material for the group - they are behind the Pussycat Doll's 2008 hit When I Grow Up.

A parody song is a song that is set to the tune of a popular melody, but the lyrics are changed to poke fun at the song's original lyrics, pop-culture, or even the songwriters themselves.

The popular female country artist has become one of the most influential singers and songwriters in the country music business, and has had several of her albums go platinum.

The city's famed Music Row, where the infrastructure of the mainstream country music industry lives, is a mecca to wannabe musicians and songwriters from around the globe.

These multi-instrumentalist musicians and songwriters are musicians' musicians with versatility and talent by the boatload.