cantare

cantata, (from Italian cantare, “to sing”), originally, a musical composition intended to be sung, as opposed to a sonata, a composition played instrumentally; now, loosely, any work for voices and instruments. Category: Arts & Culture.

cantada f (plural cantade) song, singing. singalong.

verb to fly Volare is the Latin and Italian verb to fly; with an acute accent added to the final e ("volaré"), it also becomes Spanish for I will fly. It may refer to: "Volare" (song), a popular Italian song officially titled "Nel blu, dipinto di blu" Volare (film), a 2019 Italian film. Volare Airlines (currently "C.A.I.

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French and English (of Norman and French Huguenot origin): from the Old French personal name Angier, which is of ancient Germanic origin, composed of the elements ans 'god' + ger 'spear' (Old Norse geirr).

In Biblical Names the meaning of the name Tartak is: Chained, bound, shut up.

But the biggest hit of the summer of 1958 - and, indeed, the whole year - was not an export, but an import; “Nel Blu Dipinto di Blu,” better known as “Volare” (“Flying”) by an artist with the unmistakably Italian name of Domenico Modugno.

verg·​er ˈvər-jər. 1. chiefly British : an attendant that carries a verge (as before a bishop or justice) 2. : a church official who keeps order during services or serves as an usher or a sacristan.

Gytha name meaning and origin From the Old English gyth, meaning "strife" and guthr, meaning "war".

Ransack derives, via Middle English ransaken, from Old Norse rannsaka; the rann in rannsaka means "house." The second half of rannsaka is related to an Old English word, sēcan, meaning "to seek." But our modern use of the word isn't restricted to houses.

As for the song itself, co-writer Franco Migliacci was inspired by a Marc Chagall painting of a hovering figure with a blue face, and imagined someone daubing himself blue and flying through space.

A verger is a person who takes care of a church building and grounds but isn't a member of the clergy. A verger can also lead religious ceremonies, in a behind-the-scenes kind of way.