lyrique

• “certitude dans l'expression lyrique," as Sainte-Beuve said.”

  Essays in Little

• “After the four-hour rendition of the French tragédie lyrique, the audience was still ready for a fête.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Lengthy Fête For BAM's 150th

• “This stunningly mounted example of French tragédie lyrique , with its highly rhetorical vocal style and integrated ballet interludes, was remote from most operagoers' experience.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Sad Tale It Tells Is Myth; Its Joys, Real

• “C'était un poème de beauté avec la langage lyrique.”

  rubrique - French Word-A-Day

• “Les discours sont exprimes par une voix neutre, mais forte, qui ne fait pas la différence entre la parole lyrique, dialoguée, les listes, les chiffres (qui sont nommes), la parole parodique, blasphématoire.”

  SARAH KANE: LA PAROLE QUI TUE, LA PAROLE QUI AFFECTE

• “Historians and musicologists argue about whether Platée is opera bouffe, ballet comique, or ballet lyrique.”

  Archive 2007-08-01

• “[197] On this subject, see Gaston Paris's criticism of the "Origines de la poésie lyrique en France" of Jeanroy, in the "Journal des Savants,”

  A Literary History of the English People From the Origins to the Renaissance

• “(See Branches Ib and XIV. in Martin's edition.) [199] Jeanroy, "Origines de la poésie lyrique en France, au moyen âge,”

  A Literary History of the English People From the Origins to the Renaissance

• “Laboulaye, in _La Liberté religieuse_, calls Luis de Leon 'le premier lyrique de l'Europe moderne'.”

  Fray Luis de León A Biographical Fragment

• “Laboulaye, in La Liberte religieuse, calls Luis de Leon 'le premier lyrique de l'Europe moderne'.”

  Fray Luis de Leon

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