songful
Full of melody
Full of song or melody; musically expressive.
The word describes voices, birds, or moments rich with singing: a songful morning in the garden, her songful interpretation of the aria.
Literary and somewhat old-fashioned, songful suggests not just the presence of song but an abundance of it.
Singing with quavers
- trillingRapid note alternation
- chirpingHigh repeated animal calls
- tweetingShort online posts
- carolingFestive neighborhood singing
whistling · piping · thrush · nightingale · lark · canary · dawn chorus · melodious
Pleasing in sound
- melodicMusically pleasing to hear
- dulcetSweetly musical in tone
- sonorousDeep and full-toned
- harmoniousPleasingly in accord
lilting · resonant · cantabile · silvery · bell-like · mellifluous · euphonious · lyrical
Singers performing together
- choirOrganized group of singers
- ensembleUnified group or outfit
- harmonyAgreement or musical blend
- polyphonySimultaneous independent melodic lines
unison · duet · chorale · vocalize · serenade · lullaby · aria · ballad
warbling
Singing with quavers
caroling · whistling · piping · thrush · nightingale · lark · canary · dawn chorus · melodious · fluting
tuneful
Pleasing in sound
harmonious · lilting · resonant · cantabile · silvery · bell-like · mellifluous · euphonious · lyrical · smooth
chorus
Singers performing together
polyphony · unison · duet · chorale · vocalize · serenade · lullaby · aria · ballad · anthem
verse
Metered poetic passage
hymn · lullaby · serenade · ditty · jingle · rhyme · stanza · chorus · aria · libretto
merry
Cheerful and lively
lighthearted · buoyant · gleeful · exuberant · carefree · sunny · upbeat · mirthful · effervescent · vivacious