What is "musicale"

Usage examples of "musicale".

There was a Madame de Raudon, who certainly had a matinee musicale at Wildbad, accompanied by Herr Spoff, premier pianist to the Hospodar of Wallachia, and my little friend Mr.

How could she explain to Cassie that at the grand and elegant inaugural musicale, some cruel prankster had set loose a skunk at the back of her makeshift concert hall?

After her presentation to Queen Victoria, he had escorted his sister to numerous balls, musicales, routs, and other galas at which his grandmother thought they should make an appearance.

Dan banged the Irish drum, and they both were participants in the musicales held in the bandstand on the courthouse lawn.

But, wackiest of all, he invited the boys round regularly for musicales.

Plates of Italian cookies from People's bakery, fresh-filled cannoli from Panorama Musicale, cheeses from Porfirio's, and the birthday cake from Little Italy.

There had been a musicale at the Blunts'--oh, strictly amateur--and Edith ran to the piano and imitated the singers and took off the players, until Jack declared that it beat the Conventional Club out of sight.

And going back, Strongbow with his magnifying glass for seeing through the ages and old Menelik with his underground musicales and Crazy Cohen with his back-to-back dreams in sevens, the three of them feasting away the last century in an oasis called the Panorama.

Bennetts' musical gatherings, which they had called a soiree musicale.

Si presen­tava, camminava e parlava come una delle stelline technicolor che interpretavano commedie romantiche ambientate in riviera, con tema musicale di Matt Monroe.