It is oriental in color, and is broken here and there by a barcarole which Vasco murmurs in his sleep.
He struck at first only broken chords, that became finally the haunting barcaroleof Tales of Hoffmann.
He went to his trunk and fished out a soft shirt on which he knotted a loose tie, exchanged his Panama for a slouch hat, and whistling the barcarole from Tales of Hoffmann, went gaily out.
How witty the little epigrams by which she accompanied them, and how charmingly at a moment would she sit down at the piano and sing for him anything, from a difficult "scena" from Verdi to some floating barcarole of Venice!
My own father wasbarcarole there to a great Milordo, I can't say how many years back.
She could warble the Venetian barcarole with all the soft accents of an Adriatic tongue, or sing the Bauerlied of the Tyrol with every cadence of the peasant's fancy.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "barcarole" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: anthem; ballad; blues; canticle; chant; dirge; ditty; lay; lied; lilt; serenade; song
