street singer

In a corner of the square a street singer with a guitar and dancing children attracts a small crowd.

Its voice is not melodious; indeed, it is scarcely more pleasant to refined ears than the wail of the street-singer.

The tone of his voice will change and he will slur his intervals, after the approved manner of the street-singer.

There was a street singer called the Baroness and an old shoemaker called Carp.

Hurrying down the Haymarket, he was arrested by a crowd who were collected round a street-singer.