Examples of canto

• Lord Byron published the first cantos of Don Juan anonymously.

• The book guides the reader through the cantos of Dante's Inferno.

• In 1812, Byron found himself famous after the publication of the first two cantos of Childe Harold's Pilgrimage.

• Who wrote "Pale Fire: A Poem in Four Cantos" ?

• They lamented the demise of baroque bel canto and of the castrato's voice.

• Other forms of functional staging might include, for example, the way that canto chico flamenco tracks were mixed in the 1970s and 80s.

• Even negotiating the use of basso and canto partbooks simultaneously was no easy task.

• We say that we want to take such steps as we possibly canto reduce to the bare minimum the numbers who are taken to court.

• We attempt as best we canto confine the use of petrol within the narrowest possible limit.

• It behoves us, therefore, to do what we canto remedy these things.

• He will remember that at the beginning of the third canto people who cannot make up their mind are described.

• The nuevo canto repertoire began to diversify, incorporating cosmopolitan influences such as electronic instruments, classical harmonies, and jazz influences.

• The original poem comprised twelve cantos, of which only the first four survived (1848 lines).

• In the fourth canto the young boy wins a wrestling match but is severely berated by his father.

• It is in three cantos, comprising 107 stanzas of ottava rima.

• One reviewer commented that the production makes up for what it lacks in "bel canto" elegance by being a riotously funny, enormously enjoyable evening's entertainment.

• Sometimes his quirky cantos got rewritten, but it was impossible to subvert their essentially subversive character.

• We had never heard in the flesh a bel canto soprano so opulent, so lush, and so velvety.

• The poet raises the issue of gender inequality in the first (1.12, 1.571.59) and the fifth (5.17) cantos of the epic.