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bluegrass
[ bloo-gras, -grahs ]
noun
- any grass of the genus Poa, as the Kentucky bluegrass, P. pratensis, having dense tufts of bluish-green blades and creeping rhizomes.
- country music that is polyphonic in character and is played on unamplified stringed instruments, with emphasis especially on the solo banjo.
- the Bluegrass. Bluegrass Region.
bluegrass
/ ˈːˌɡɑː /
noun
- any of several North American bluish-green grasses of the genus Poa , esp P. pratensis ( Kentucky bluegrass ), grown for forage
- a type of folk music originating in Kentucky, characterized by a simple harmonized accompaniment
bluegrass
- A kind of folk music for guitar , banjo , violin , other stringed instruments, and voice; bluegrass is distinguished by rapid notes and improvisation by the musicians.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of bluegrass1
Example Sentences
Family members said Robertson was a devout Catholic who loved fishing, working on cars and listening to bluegrass and mariachi music.
“Slowly but surely, I got this reputation as a guy who could play anything. One night you’d see me play bluegrass in a little pizza shop, the next night it would be hard rock.”
“Brighter Days” finds the artist fusing rock ’n’ roll, country and bluegrass touchstones into a clarity of vision that he’s honed since rising from the Los Angeles cowpunk scene in the 1980s.
The event was filled past capacity, with all of the venue’s 1,600 seats filled and many standing in the back of the room for the combination bluegrass concert and political rally.
Hodges built a low stage using leftover materials from the waterbed business, and the venue hosted blues, bluegrass and rock ’n’ roll artists.
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