Sängerfestn.
/ˈsɛŋəfɛst/ U.S.
A choral festival.
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stethva1612
festival1753
music festival1790
musical festival1804
Eisteddfod1822
Sängerfest1865
mod1891
Oireachtas1896
songfest1903
biennial1928
pop festival1951
folkfest1963
fleadh1966
rockfest1966
fleadh cheoil1972
festie1988
1865 Harper's Weekly 5 Aug. 490/2 Arrangements were made for the Saengerfest, which will be celebrated at Philadelphia in 1867.
1903 Forest & Stream 24 Jan. 78 It is thought that the event will attract several hundred shooters from all over the United States, as the Saengerfest will be in progress here the week of the shoot.
1950 ‘D. Divine’ King of Fassarai xxvii. 241 They've got a Sangfest on down at the falu... Teresa's leading the choir.
1966 Amer. Speech 41 13 In 1853 the first Sängerfest took place in New Braunfels [Texas], at which singing societies from neighboring towns participated. Several Sängerfests still take place annually.
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