Synonyms for songbook

Grammar : Noun

Spell : sawng-boo k, song-

Phonetic Transcription : ˈsɔŋˌbʊk, ˈsɒŋ-

Définition of songbook

Origin : Old English sangboc "church service book;" see song (n.) + book (n.). Meaning "collection of songs bound in a book" is from late 15c.

As in sheet music : noun printed music

Example sentences :

So saying, he gave her a songbook which he had picked up at the Bell.
Extract from : « The Shepherd of Salisbury Plain and Other Tales » by Hannah More

In the evenings "Singsongs" are arranged, and hundreds of thousands of a popular Christian songbook have been sold.
Extract from : « With our Fighting Men » by William E. Sellers

Perhaps some of Luther's Songs might as well have been omitted, but they are all translated that the Songbook might be a whole.
Extract from : « Rampolli » by George MacDonald

And let macLonan's Songbook be given to me, that I may understand the sense of the poems that are in it.
Extract from : « The Ancient Irish Epic Tale Tin B Calnge » by Unknown

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