yodelling (Meaning)
yodelling
a yodeled shout or cry, a song or refrain sung by yodeling, to sing (a tune) by yodeling, to shout or call in a similar manner, to sing while frequently going back and forth between the range of one's natural voice and a higher range, to shout or call in this manner, to sing by suddenly changing from a natural voice to a falsetto and back
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yodelling Sentence Examples
- The Swiss alpine herdsman's piercing yodelling echoed through the misty mountains.
- The choir sang a haunting choral arrangement that included intricate yodelling passages.
- The children's laughter turned into a spontaneous chorus of high-pitched yodelling.
- The cowboy's mournful yodelling echoed across the vast Texas plains.
- The yodelling contest attracted participants from all over the world, showcasing the diverse vocal traditions of their cultures.
- The intricate yodelling techniques of the Tyrolean singers amazed the audience with their virtuosity.
- The yodelers in the Bavarian band used their voices as instruments, creating a harmonious blend of sound.
- The yodelling workshop taught participants the basics of this unique form of vocal expression.
- The film featured a captivating soundtrack that incorporated elements of yodelling, adding a touch of rustic charm.
- The yodeller's voice soared through the canyon, carried by the wind to distant peaks.
FAQs About the word yodelling
a yodeled shout or cry, a song or refrain sung by yodeling, to sing (a tune) by yodeling, to shout or call in a similar manner, to sing while frequently going b
harmonizing, humming,warbling, lilting, trolling, slurring, trilling, crooning, quavering, carolling
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The Swiss alpine herdsman's piercing yodelling echoed through the misty mountains.
The choir sang a haunting choral arrangement that included intricate yodelling passages.
The children's laughter turned into a spontaneous chorus of high-pitched yodelling.
The cowboy's mournful yodelling echoed across the vast Texas plains.
