" She called it "language by ear, mouth, eye and hand.
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"We'll play it by ear from here on," she answered.
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" I think i'm really good at "playing the piano by ear.
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It's a cut and we're going to play it by ear.
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It was like they thought they'd just play it by ear.
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She literally just learned French, she does it all by ear.
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They learned to play Bennington's songs on second-hand guitars by ear.
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On "Stranger to Stranger," Mr. Simon is, above all, playing by ear.
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She could play almost anything by ear, and her improvisation skills soared.
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He pointed out Habiba and Cinnamon and Pilipili, distinguished by ear markings.
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"I'll play it by ear," says the founder of non-profit 109 World.
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After-school programs got her started, but she learned the rest by ear.
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If you play it by ear, you are much easier to take down.
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His earliest instructors taught primarily by ear, and built from the rhythm up.
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He bought a guitar and a drum machine and started learning former by ear.
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Work with the energy by playing things by ear instead of making firm plans.
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"We'll just have to play it by ear," Ross told the Senate appropriations subcommittee.
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Grammar is a piano you can play by ear, as Joan Didion has noted.
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So we decide that this day will be kind of playing it by ear.
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He says he taught himself to play Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata on piano by ear.
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But I switched teachers, because the teacher was teaching me how to play by ear.
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Nan, less focused on notes, plays intuitively by ear in contrast to Sean's classical training.
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My daughter had played Ed Sheeran's "Perfect" on the piano by ear and sang along.
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"We'll play it by ear and keep chugging along until we either win or lose."
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But French—for me, at least—is an exceedingly tough language to crack by ear.
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We talk about if I should fly up, but we decide to play it by ear.
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Click through for everything you should know before playing it by ear on your next trip.
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Most of the original Cape Breton fiddlers played purely by ear — and some still do today.
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Do you just punch up the song, give it a listen, and play it by ear?
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This is a lovely time to play things by ear, try something out, and generally experiment.
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"He taught himself to play music by ear, if he heard it he would play," Carey said.
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My mom found me playing piano by ear one day, and she decided to get me started.
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Because the acoustics are not uniform throughout the cavern, it can be difficult to play by ear.
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The right key With no formal training, Simmons taught himself by ear how to play the piano.
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He also learned to read classical music in Braille notation while picking up popular songs by ear.
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"We're just going to kind of play it by ear and watch it unfold," Sue DeBoer said.
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When is comes to work, she is in a position where she can just play it by ear.
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Karp said that the company intends to play it by ear based on how users respond to it.
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He was only just recently in the hospital with pneumonia, so they're going to play it by ear.
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"We're just going to have to play it by ear and have our resources ready," the governor said.
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"We'll play it by ear and keep chugging along until we either win or lose," he told CTV.
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THERE'S A LOT OF STUFF GOING ON, SO I THINK WE'LL JUST HAVE TO PLAY IT BY EAR.
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At the same time, we're in a very unusual situation, so it's normal to play it by ear.
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I wing it and play by ear, because I rely almost entirely on the vibe of the crowd.
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"I would say we're just playing it by ear," Diallo recently said on Evan Daniels The Sidelines podcast.
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One of the most striking features is the use of vintage-style mics made by Ear Trumpet Labs.
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"We're just going to have to play it by ear and have our resources ready," the governor has said.
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"A lot of times I'm kind of going by ear, making things up until they feel right," Sugar said.
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"We had the beats, and a lot of it was just playing by ear," Sears tells me over Skype.
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They showcase beautiful bodies in well-choreographed combat augmented by ear-blasting pseudo-Wagnerian music and dazzling special effects.
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He was a gifted musician who mastered Chopin by ear, a born experimenter enchanted whenever he discovered a new chord.
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"I'm going to just play it by ear," Richie told Today on Tuesday when asked if he would be attending.
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She taught the piece to the singers a few years ago, mostly by ear, and never gave them a score.
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He tuned the instruments by ear, tapping with a hammer to get the exact note he wanted from the metal.
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The sisters say they "were playing it by ear," using the few resources they had to create a successful business.
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And while Kardashian, 32, and Thompson have been spending time together, the source says they are playing the relationship by ear.
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I've always worked by ear, and I enjoy making sounds from things that aren't necessarily originally intended to be musical instruments.
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"I want to just play it by ear, but I'm definitely looking at some drama schools here in London," she says.
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She hated practicing, so her piano teacher acquiesced and allowed her to play songs she heard on the radio by ear.
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The Health Issue In an era of rapidly proliferating, precisely targeted treatments, every cancer case has to be played by ear.
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To avoid buying sheet music, he transcribed hits by ear, a skill he still sometimes uses to compare, say, two melodies.
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He learned to play piano by ear, taught himself to make high-quality videos and had strong technical and mechanical skills.
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He was a self-taught pianist, able to play any standard by ear; the elements of his golf swing were eclectic.
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What I really loved was playing by ear, for myself or for my mother or for anyone who wanted to sing.
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There's a famous blind gamer who said that he's able to be competitive in Killer Instinct, because he plays entirely by ear.
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When it comes to ordering during a storm, the rule of thumb is to play it by ear, explained another Brooklyn restaurant.
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Growing up in Accokeek, Md., just south of Washington she started learning by ear and then took up classical piano and jazz.
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Growing up in Accokeek, Md., just south of Washington she started learning by ear and then took up classical piano and jazz.
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But minute repeaters, which continue to be produced largely by hand and by ear, remain the preserve of more highly priced pieces.
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Still, from the moment he was able to reach the piano, Maness would play anything he could — teaching himself to play by ear.
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According to a bio on his website, John was mastering the piano as early as age 3, already playing "The Skater's Waltz" by ear.
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"We will play it by ear," the source said, invoking an idiom that translates to blocking a punch or a kick as it comes.
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Or just play it by ear, literally: When acqua alta is en route, sirens (modeled on WWII air raid sirens) sound across the city.
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The trio has provided the initial funding to help bring the product to Kickstarter, and then it will play things by ear from there.
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We're kind of playing it by ear; I precalculated all of that and ordered it, but we're having to adjust numbers as we go.
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"He came to us playing piano by listening to other musicians and picking up on the melodies and the harmonies by ear," Young says.
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I went to four different schools after that and didn't have any orchestra at all, but I kept playing in church choir by ear.
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" Few who heard Europe's music were acquainted with the dance music then brewing in New Orleans, which some regarded as "ragtime played by ear.
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You learn how to read sheet music as you learn to play by ear, so you won't be dependent on one technique or the other.
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A worker at Molly's in NYC told VICE that the restaurant and Irish pub was planning to "play it by ear" for St. Patrick's Day.
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That's in line with the composer's practice: Monk insisted on teaching his music to bandmates by ear, so they could catch his inflections and emphases.
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The singer-songwriter Lionel Richie said last week that he would "play it by ear" as to what he would do about attending the honors.
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As his abilities advanced, Dave wanted to play more than what he could find the sheet music for and taught himself how to play by ear.
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As a child she watched her father perform in a gospel quartet, sang with her grandmother in church and taught herself to play piano by ear.
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As a child he surprised his parents by plunking out songs on his grandfather's piano that he had heard on the radio, playing them by ear.
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His son, now 10, learned to play the rhythmic flute music by ear and hoped to play accompaniment, which was frowned upon because of his age.
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But among the lowland Bolivians, the legacy of Baroque music survived — even centuries after indigenous communities lost the tradition of reading music, learning songs by ear.
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"I was waiting to retire when I'm 23.41 but with our current circumstances, now we're playing it by ear," says Dy, who works in health care.
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Of these, "Castle House Rag," a Europe composition, captures our imagination today, offering a rare glimpse into black dance music, partly read and partly played by ear.
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If any of Smith's nominated castmates take home a golden statue at Sunday's awards, he says the crew will "play it by ear" when it comes to celebrating.
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Once you master musical concepts such as chords and inversions, you'll be able to start playing tunes by ear and (hopefully) doing a little composing of your own.
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Otolaryngologists (Ear, Nose and Throat doctors) see many patients in the office with tympanic membrane perforations that are most often caused by ear infections or trauma, Carniol noted.
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Singer Lionel Richie said earlier this week on NBC's "Today" show that he would "play it by ear" as to whether he would attend the Kennedy Center Honors.
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As a child, he was a talented and largely self-taught pianist who had perfect pitch and was able to learn classical pieces and popular tunes by ear.
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"The Fed is going to raise in June, raise in September and then they're going to play it by ear," said Peter Boockvar, CIO at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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And as getting reservations for attractions becomes more competitive, travelers may soon no longer be able to choose whether to book in advance or play things by ear.
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"Right now we have to play it by ear just to see what the conditions are going to be in those areas," said Sarah Lively, a spokeswoman for Lowe's.
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Gomber's shot at a no-hitter was abruptly interrupted by ear-piercingly loud sirens that caused a game delay of nearly 8 minutes at Cincinnati&aposs Great American Ball Park.
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Just as a composer with absolute pitch might transcribe a musical passage by ear, Sotavalta could identify the precise tone of a mosquito's wings without the aid of a piano.
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Shit, really my DJing homies have always taught me hella about DJing like about a year ago, and I was around them so much I just picked it up by ear.
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"We're just going to kind of play it by ear, and we're going to see where we're at, depending on what we need the next couple days," Manager Joe Girardi said.
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As a young child he was able to pick out tunes by ear on the piano, and before long he was taking lessons in singing, dancing, piano, drums, vibraphone and acting.
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At 8, she took it upon herself to learn "Un Bel Di," Cio-Cio-San's aria from Puccini's "Madama Butterfly," and so she did, by ear, singing it for her family.
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You're in a creative mood and certainly benefiting from any time off—being able to stay flexible and play things by ear is the best way to work this month's energy.
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Another honoree, the singer Lionel Richie, told NBC's "Today" show earlier this week that he would "play it by ear" as to what he would do about the Kennedy Center honors.
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By privileging sound Hejinian resists rigid strictures of meaning, foregrounding physical aspects of language (such as raw sound, a vibration felt in the body and/or heard by ear) shared by all.
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I like to plan a few things in advance but I try not to overplan: Meals at a few important restaurants and play the rest by ear — just go with the flow.
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To borrow a line from Joan Didion, English is a language I play by ear, and volunteering in this classroom has taught me more about my native tongue than graduate school did.
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That's the thing: contrary to Freeform's rhetoric about playing it by ear, the network clearly already understands its identity and, by extension, how to give its faithful viewers more of what they want.
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Cramer hoped that instead of saying that the economy has weakened, Powell would decide to "be data-dependent," meaning that the Fed would play it by ear when it came to rate hikes.
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Photograph by Elizabeth Renstrom for The New Yorker Joey Alexander · Age: 12 · Genre: Jazz piano This Indonesian prodigy learned piano by ear, and could identify Thelonious Monk's music by the age of six.
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That project, headed by CERN physicist Lily Asquith, had a broader aim: to develop sonfiication as a technique for analyzing the data from particle collisions, so that physicists could "detect" subatomic particles by ear.
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"There was no standardized medical evaluation of hearing or examination of the ears by ear specialists," said Dr. Michael Weitzman, a pediatrician and hearing researcher at New York University who wasn't involved in the study.
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But there was a Steinway in the living room, and one day Ms. Owen, who had begun playing by ear in kindergarten and studied voice and piano in college, sat down and started to play.
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This is the way Jucifer have largely conducted themselves since they formed in the mid-90s—releasing diverse albums that jump between genres, supported by ear-crippling live shows and a never-ending tour circuit.
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"Don't make up your mind on this significant question between originalism and playing it by ear on the basis of whether, now and then, the latter approach might give you a result you like," Justice Scalia said.
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And while Giesing learned nothing from Morell about what he had administered, Morell had no idea what the new doctor was prescribing to the patient: "I was not briefed by ear specialist Dr. Giesing," Morell noted sourly.
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"It's tempting to wait to 'see how you feel' and 'play it by ear', but we know from [many] studies that making strong and public commitments, long in advance, leads to more likelihood of keeping them," Fielding says.
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When he was about 5, he recalled, he came home from hearing her play the organ at the First Baptist Church, sat down at the family piano and picked out the hymn "Stand Up for Jesus" by ear.
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She learned piano by ear and watched her father's emotionally charged sermons gain him so much acclaim that civil rights movement figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Sam Cooke were knocking on his door as they toured the Deep South.
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If companies continue to play it by ear and evaluate on a case by case basis, then anything can be included or excluded based on the whims of whoever happens to be looking at the admin screen at any given point.
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She learned to play piano by ear at age 373 and music teachers nurtured her talent through the years, ultimately raising money for her to receive a scholarship to Juilliard before applying to the prestigious Curtis School of Music for classical piano.
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Notes on the Culture There have always been children who — neurologically predisposed to speak eight languages, play a sonata by ear after a single hearing or discern in a fog of numbers the organization of the universe — defy the limits of youth.
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That fits a pattern policymakers have come to expect from Trump's play-it-by-ear White House: With qualified Republican candidates increasingly unwilling to dirty their hands in Trump's collapsing administration, the White House is stuck recycling the same third-string names into different roles.
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As a soloist in her father's choir at the New Bethel Baptist Church in Detroit, she sang sacred and gospel music from a young age and proved to be a precocious musician, learning how to play the piano by ear before taking formal lessons.
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You'd think the two escapees might be terrified by ear-piercing music, columns of hellish flame shooting from huge stages, and an army of metal heads moshing all around them, but according to DW, they were "reluctant to leave" when the cops showed up.
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Using a Styrofoam head, they found that the type of mask that is by far the most popular — inexpensive, washable cloth rectangles held in place by ear loops — provided little protection against the smallest particles, of less than 2.5 micrometers, that penetrate deepest into the lungs.
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There's Starr Saphir, the flinty matriarchal figure who led birders even as she became significantly ill with cancer, and Chris Cooper, 55, a biomedical editor who birds by ear (using birdsong to identify his quarry) and whose elegiac exposition on what he called the "7 pleasures of birding" pops up the all over the internet.
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The well-known Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC) and Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) which has over 850 church plants, tend to have a west African majority, and their music can be identified by ear: traditional songs sung fervently by choirs extend into medleys of praise songs that everyone knows though few can say where they originate.
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