Short and usually simple piece of music for voice, with or without instrumental accompaniment. Folk songs traditional songs without a known composer transmitted orally rather than in written form have existed for millennia but have left few traces in ancient sources.
Virtually all known preliterate societies have a repertory of songs. Folk songs often accompany religious ceremonies, dancing, labour, or courting; they may tell stories or express emotions; the music follows obvious conventions and is often repetitive.
Songs written by a particular composer or poet generally are more sophisticated and are not attached to activities. Polyphonic songs, originating in the motet, began to appear in the 13th century. Composers of the 14th century produced a great body of polyphonic songs in the formes fixes. Later the Italian madrigal became the most distinguished genre.
Notated accompaniments to solo songs appeared in the 16th century. The Romantic movement made the 19th century a golden age for the art song, notably the German lied. Full Of Fire. Gangster of Love. Get On The Natch.
Girl from the North Country. Gone Baby Gone. Got You on My Mind. Harbor Lights. Hard Times. He's A Fool For You. Heart Of Mine. Hell To Pay. Hey Baby. High Blood Pressure. How Long. I Don't Hear You. I Just Go. I m A Fool To Care. I m So Proud. I Should Care. I Want To See You. I Wish I Knew. I'll Be Long Gone. I'll Remember April. I'm Easy. I've Just Got To Know. Isn't It Time. It's Over.
Jump Street. Just Don't Wanna Be Lonely. King of El Paso. Last Tango on 16th Street. Let the Good Times Roll. Lido Shuffle. Little Miss Night And Day. Loan Me A Dime. Look What I Got! Love Don t Love Nobody. Love Me Tomorrow. Love on a Two Way Street. Mental Shakedown. Middle Man. Might Have To Cry. Miss Riddle. Miss Sun. Miss Sun Long Version. Mixed Up Shook Up Girl. Never Let Me Go. Now You're Gone. On The Beach. Pearl of the Quarter. Radiator Rainy Night in Georgia. Rich Woman. Right Out of My Head.
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