noun
definition
Ballads considered as a group
Examples of balladry in a Sentence
These are the facts about him and his balladry.
In American balladry he was pre-eminent; such pieces as " The Swan Song of Parson Avery," " Marguerite," " Barclay of Ury," " Skipper Ireson's Ride," " In the ` Old South,' " hold their place in literature.
The title track is a great intense rumble through acoustic balladry and Jeff Buckley chorus.
He could dip into soul, disco and country, as well as classic pop balladry and even progressive rock.
The enigmatic Nick Cave treats the audience to his dark, enticing piano balladry.
Yet all these events and others like them all passed without obvious recourse to broadside balladry.
The lilting tones of folk balladry drape the narrative voice of Sunset Song.
I was never a fan of be-bop or jazz balladry, so this is the stuff to bother about.
I Will Stay is lounge lizard love balladry at its very best.