"Feel your whole body singing out, and hold," she instructed.
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But now the regime thinks Mr Yarrahi is singing out of tune.
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"Singing out there for an hour is a good workout," he said.
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People usually aren't singing out of spontaneous joy, or because of ancient traditions.
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I would keep awake by singing out loud, or telling stories to myself.
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I didn't want him to be playing badly or singing out of tune.
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Kate and I didn't do the normal harmonies, we were singing out some really crazy stuff.
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Amber, meanwhile, is floats around the stage, closing her eyes and singing out as she dances.
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The bilingual lyrics will kick start your patriotism and have you singing out loud by the chorus.
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Because I'm MeAt the start it sounds like some kid singing out of tune about wearing shoes.
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The video features Mensa shirtless in front of a blank sheet, singing out the words to the song.
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During the jam, Albarn picked up a hand-held mic from the desk and started singing out nonsense.
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Miraculous. He later asked me to record a song for a movie musical, 'Singing Out Loud,' called 'Lunch.
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While performing his routine, he likes to punctuate tricks by singing out the opening bars of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
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To fit in, Bad Bunny draws his singing out into broad, theatrical smears, a rollicking performance for a rollicking genre.
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Perhaps she's immortal, with eternally youthful beauty, spending each day singing out every fact about my world that differs from hers.
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Maybe what they thought was important — the big yard and the birds singing out the windows — was not so important after all.
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The bows rattled as they danced in closely knit circles, singing out that the youngest member of their clan had come of age.
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That they love God so much that they deny their own desires — like singing out loud in public — to show Him their devotion.
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Either way, Earl always did love his father's voice, the big brass of it singing out the Muslim call to prayer in melodic Arabic.
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The house is empty — my parents are out to some breakfast thing — so I start singing out loud in my T-shirt and underwear.
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"They say there's a first time for everything... can you believe this was my first time singing out loud in a car?" she tweeted.
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So you just hear, almost out of a movie, "Oh my God," and then five seconds later, "Oh my God," singing out, from across the hall.
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"I think she's responsible for making sure that everybody is singing out of the same hymnbook … It gives them a clearer story," he said of Gorman.
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"Idol" struck gold in Aranda, with a singer-songwriter whose original compositions already sound like hits (I've been singing "Out Loud" more than anything on my Spotify playlist lately).
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Anyone who's ever performed a mini concert in the comfort of their shower or pretended to be a guest on Carpool Karaoke knows that singing out loud, without restraint, feels amazing.
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"This music gets me moving, singing, out of my myself," said Mr. Griffith, a country music enthusiast who lists new stars like Easton Corbin and Luke Bryan among his favorite performers.
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Sony wanted in on the significance of this moment without dealing with the fact that the company has participated in the exact thing Kesha and her women peers were singing out against.
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He is tied to a stake and burned for the theft and he laughs as he dies, singing out "Seven-O!" because he has fathered a child with the 30-mile woman.
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Instead of scrolling to find it in our podcast feed, we pulled up the homepage of a public radio station and heard those first hits of "The Daily" theme singing out strong.
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According to a study by DMEAutomotive, singing out loud is the top non-driving activity that people do in the car, and more than half of drivers do it when they're behind the wheel.
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In another, for American Express — part of its long-running "Do you know me?" campaign — she hailed a cab by singing out "Tax-eee!" in a descending major third, from G to E flat.
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" While audacious, he isn't entirely out-there; one wonders what one of its more- "musical theater" moments might do—Bess, for example, clutching her hands to her chest, singing out to the audience, "I love him!
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But she does have Andrew Lynch, a musician who is credited in the program as Margie's Heart, on hand to strum guitar strings and plink piano keys, singing out the longing she doesn't know she feels.
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If I hear more than two chords of that song I am suddenly transported back, into our old bed, him looking at me and singing, out of nowhere, a propos of nothing, "I Only Have Eyes For You".
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ruling Communist Party is not trying to curtail internal debate or even criticism with rules banning "baseless comments" but is simply trying to ensure no one is "singing out of tune", President Xi Jinping has said.
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The very first shot of our pilot is a beautiful blonde girl singing South Pacific, and then you move past her to the awkward girl in the back who's painted freckles on her face and is singing out of tune.
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The videos for the second week with music are quite different and, generally, look like commercials for Apple Music and Sonos; families talking to each other, smiling, laughing, singing out loud, lip-syncing, dancing, being affectionate — you get the idea.
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Drilling his current ensemble, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, in a Mozart symphony last week, he used a battery of tools to coax out the sounds he sought: singing out phrases in his pure tenor voice, giving precise technical instructions, and, quite often, venturing into analogies.
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The Steel Bridge, a century-old elevating drawbridge, was destroyed by its own counterweights as they swung back and forth during the five-minute quake, the twisting steel singing out in the spring air, as if one hundred years of history were escaping into the ether.
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Women have been detained in the past for wearing prayer shawls traditionally used by men and for singing out loud at the wall, but a Jerusalem court ruled in 2013 that the activists were not disturbing public order and there had been no arrests in recent years.
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Perhaps if he opened his mouth and shared his innermost thoughts and feelings with the masses, we might discover that he's just as basic as the rest of us; that he likes watching Gogglebox, or singing out loud to Coldplay in the car, or having a sangria with his nan.
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" The host agreed to give Cyrus the creative freedom, and the two took the stage — but even Fallon was caught off guard when she started singing out, "Santa, baby/ I don't need any fancy jewelry, not me/I've got something else in mind Santa baby,/And I don't need your presents tonight.
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"I add my own love to the history of people who have loved beautiful things, and looked out for them, and pulled them from the fire, and sought them when they were lost, and tried to preserve them and save them while passing them along literally from hand to hand, singing out brilliantly from the wreck of time to the next generation of lovers, and the next," he says in the novel's last sentence.
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She later taught singing out of a private studio in Zurich where she died c. 1957.
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In 1974 he moved to San Diego where he taught singing out of a private studio until his death ten years later of a heart attack.
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And I really did. It was the excitement of the whole thing. We were in a tiny confined space; Daniel was really banging away at the piano. They were singing out really loud.
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Her husband, conductor Erich Engel, was the director of the latter institution. Fleischer began teaching singing while living in Argentina. In 1949 she joined the voice faculty of the Vienna Conservatory. She later taught singing out of a private studio in Zurich.
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It had become a sort of an exercise in classical singing out of proportion to the drama. The public would taunt if the singers over did their long musical performance. Slowly it went into disrepute. Natta Company used actors who could sing very well.
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The poetry mingles tenderness with satire and hallucination. Scattered through the book is some of the better poetry generated by the San Francisco School. The poems are longer and more sustained than in his previous publications. They are more concerned with ideas than with verbal glitter, singing out boldly with great clarity.
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The video starts in a cloudy afternoon after a storm, where the group is situated in a white room. It shows López singing in a ladder when it later starts to fill with water. At the last part of the video, it shows Son by Four singing out of the house after the storm has ended.
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At the behest of Gustav Mahler she performed at the Odessa Opera. One of the highlights of her career was singing Margherita in Arrigo Boito's Mefistofele under the baton of Arturo Toscanini. She sang opposite tenor Francesco Tamagno in several productions. After giving her farewell opera performance at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo, she taught singing out of her home in Milan.
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She leaves the forest and comes across a huge rock-like cliff by the ocean. She sings calmly by the cliff before jumping into the ocean and finds herself on a wide strand with white sand singing out to the ocean. The video ends with the car driving on with broken white lines. The video was shot in Cape Town, South Africa.
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In 2016, Allender changed the direction of the project, taking all the singing out of White Empress and replaced it all with narration. The band now has the style of a horror audiobook with cinematic film. His horror film company Era Horrificus Films shot Revenant for White Empress and will continue to shoot the next full length throughout 2017 for the new White Empress album.
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Vanusa () is a Brazilian singer, linked to the Jovem Guarda movement. She has released many solo albums, most of them self-titled. She gained national attention in March 2009, when she sang the Brazilian National Anthem at the Legislative Assembly of São Paulo. Accompanied by a couple of musicians, she committed many lyrical mistakes during her performance, and ended up singing out of rhythm.
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During the October 1 National Day show in 2016 in Guangzhou, GNZ48 members performed "Me and My Motherland" (我和我的祖国), and were criticized for singing out of tune, out of sync and even forgetting the lyrics. This could be possibly attributed to lack of preparation or lack of sleep. Since then, it was featured in all the subsequent National Day stage shows.
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In the following weeks, after completing the song, Afanasieff spoke with Bronson about its recording, and how Carey created several versions of the track: > There was a simpler performance on tape and a more difficult one, with > Mariah singing out more, with more licks. But we chose a happy medium. The > song really calls for not anything really fancy. But she's always fighting > the forces inside of her because she's her own devil's advocate.
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The opera remains a challenge to stage, even for a major opera house, calling as it does for five top soloists in the demanding principal roles, first rate secondary roles, a large orchestra, and elaborate sets and scenic effects. Scenically, it is also demanding, with all the scene changes and special effects. Children singing out of a frying pan is particularly demanding, as is the final golden waterfall scene. Few opera houses are capable of staging the work.
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Moreno said: "It's a classic Deftones song, with a rolling riff and some really interesting chords in the chorus. the vocals are kinda crazy - I'm singing out loud over the top of the music, like (The Smiths front man) Morrissey or something, a cool contrast". Although the song was not released as a single, a promo video was made for it. "Teenager" consists of an acoustic riff and a "scratching" line with a trip-hop beat and glitch influences.
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Her power of conducting, sustaining, increasing, and diminishing her notes by minute degrees acquired for her the credit of being a complete mistress of her art. Her trill was perfect: she had a creative fancy, and a command of tempo rubato. Her high notes were unrivaled in clearness and sweetness, and her intonation was so absolutely true that she seemed incapable of singing out of tune. She had a compass of two octaves, C to C in alt.
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The Passion librettos were printed each year for sale to the congregation; copies of these librettos survive to this day in the Hamburg Staatsarchiv.The librettos are transcribed in Clark (1984). It is important to note that in addition to the chorale texts, the librettos also listed a corresponding number in the Hamburg Gesangbuch (Hymnal), strongly suggesting that the congregation participated in the chorale singing. Out of all 21 Passions written in Hamburg, none is an entirely original work.
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Carpenter, the ship's > navigator, who seldom left the bridge, shouted, "Hard right rudder, DeLong." > I spun the rudder over hard right and started singing out the course changes > every ten degrees. I glanced out the porthole as the bow swung past the line > of sight to the Juneau who had been on our starboard quarter in the > formation. The ship was swinging at a rapid speed now and I had no idea what > was going on.
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"Playback" was the Portuguese entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1981, performed in Portuguese by Carlos Paião. The song is a moderately up-tempo number. Paião satirizes the "singing in playback", which he explains is in fact miming to pre-recorded music (the anglicism "playback" is used in Portugal to mean "lip synch", broadened from "playback singer"). By doing this, he points out, one does not have to risk singing out of tune or missing notes.
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Martin Luserke singing out a seamanlike "rise, rise…" to wake his pupils of Schule am Meer (= School by the Sea), 1931 Krake, 1934 to 1938 Martin Luserke (3 May 1880 in Berlin, (Germany) – 1 June 1968 in Meldorf, Holstein, Germany) was a progressive pedagogue, a bard, writer and theatre maker.Luserke, Martin. Deutsche Biografie (in German)Martin Luserke, in: Munzinger Archive (in German)Joan Campbell: Joy in Work, German Work: The National Debate, 1800–1945. Princeton University Press 2014.
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Lurch appears in the stage musical adaption of The Addams Family portrayed by Zachary James in the original Broadway production, Tom Corbeil in the US National Tour production, and Laughlin Grace in other tour productions. He is present during a gathering of the Addams Family and their relatives whether they are dead, alive, or undecided. Lurch later ushers the Beinekes into the Addams Family mansion. By the end of the musical, Lurch surprises everyone by singing out loud for the first time.
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A practice known as 'singing to the sharks' was an important ritual in Barngarla culture, a technique which expired when its last traditional practitioner died in the 1960s. The performance consisted of men lining the cliffs of bays in the Eyre peninsula and singing out, while their chants were accompanied by women dancing on the beach. The aim was to enlist sharks and dolphins in driving shoals of fish towards the shore where fishers in the shallows could make their catch.
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He went on: > What an invasion, what an inundation, how deafening it was back then! In > every house, in every street, in every café, everyone wanted to kiss their > raven hair, in every style and in every possible way of singing out of > tune.A. G. Corriere, Gazetta musicale di Milano, July 1890 quoted in > Scaccetti (2002) p. 494 Shortly after its publication in Italy, "Musica proibita" was published in English as "Unspoken Words" (with a text by D'Arcy Jaxone) and in French as "La chanson défendue".
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I know she's there in spirit. To see them win and to hear that song blaring and coming up in the arena and looking around and seeing people singing out as loud as they can, cheering and having a good time, it's indescribable what that's like." In addition, Branigan's boyfriend at the time of her passing Tommy Bayiokos, who also was in her band, said "Laura would have gladly satisfied fans' desire to hear it live. She would have been humbled and performed with gusto.
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She understands – for instance at the start of the Mephisto Waltz – how to provoke an acrid atmosphere in marked contrast to the melancholically sentimental variations of the middle section.” Wolfsburger Nachrichten, 2008: “Pulsating bass figures, striking chords, trills and runs. There are no technical problems for this pianist, so much is clear from the solo passages which she imbues with detailed phrasing, and the cadenzas which she masters with virtuoso brilliance. [...] like a nightingale, the pianist improvises her solo, singing out softly and brightly.
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In July 2012, the Tajik authorities blocked YouTube > in response to uploaded videos showing protests against militant clashes. > Eight days later, the ban was lifted. In the same year, the Tajik government > blocked the website again, this time because of videos depicting the > president Emomali Rakhmon which were deemed to be offensive to the > government. In 2013, Tajikistan blocked YouTube for a third time because of > a video which depicts President Rakhmon dancing and singing out of tune at > his son's wedding party in 2007.
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Her operatic repertoire included the title role in Puccini's Manon Lescaut, Liu in Puccini's Turandot, Nedda in Pagliacci, and Rosalinda in Die Fledermaus among several other leading soprano roles. She also appeared in concert and recitals throughout the United States, Europe, Israel and South America. In addition to her work on the stage, Pavek sang on a number of television programs, including The Bell Telephone Hour, The Tonight Show and The Ed Sullivan Show. After she retired from performing she taught singing out of a private studio.
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He married Lucile Miller in 1952 and the couple had two daughters, Christina and Lorna. He then served as the organist/choirmaster at First Baptist Church, Saint Thomas Episcopal Church and First Plymouth Congregational Church in Denver and taught piano, organ, and singing out of a private studio. He returned to Westminster in 1963 when he was appointed the college's music director, a post he held through 1969. In 1969 Lynn returned to Denver where he spent most of the rest of his life.
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The wheel (trochos) known as "the solfège of Master John Koukouzelis" () Koukouzelis received his education at the Constantinople court vocal school and established himself as one of the leading authorities in his field during the time. A favourite of the Byzantine emperor and a principal choir chanter, he moved to Mount Athos and led a monastic way of life in the Great Lavra. Because of his singing abilities, he was called "Angel-voiced". Koukouzelis established a new melodious ("kalophonic") style of singing out of the sticherarion.
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At age 13, she gave her first public performance in a neighbouring village, Chandrakhuri (Durg) for Rs 10., singing in the Kapalik shaili (style) of 'Pandavani', a first time for a woman, as traditionally women used to sing in the Vedamati, the sitting style. Contrary to the tradition, Teejan Bai performed standing singing out loud in her typical guttral voice and unmistakable verve, entering what was till then, a male bastion.The Hindu, 13 December 2004 Within a short time, she became known in neighbouring villages and invitations poured to perform at special occasions and festivals.
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One day, a wandering monk was passing through the village and was very disturbed by this custom, as the gods are benevolent and would never do such an evil thing. He hid behind a tree during the night of the sacrifice and saw some huge monkeys, so old that had become bakemono approach the child singing out "We hope that Hayatarō is not here. Don't let know Hayatarō we are taking the child." The monk fled, and spent several years looking for "Hayatarō" until he came upon Kōzen-ji and its guardian dog.
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"On My Own" was the Norwegian entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 2001, performed in English by Haldor Lægreid. Unusually, there was another entry that year with a similar title - Michelle singing "Out On My Own" for the Netherlands. The song is a ballad, with Lægreid singing about the fact that he is "on my own again" and ready to take charge of his life, where previously he had not. The song was performed fourth on the night, following Bosnia and Herzegovina's Nino Pršeš with "Hano" and preceding Israel's Tal Sondak with "En Davar".
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Nobody gets out alive. The police question the members of the convoy about the incident—but for some reason, they don't question the band or the roadies. The Brigadier senses that there's something odd about that, but then forgets to follow it up; the Ragman's influence is growing stronger. Even Jo has been swept up in the spirit of hatred, and she cheered at the Arnos Vale gig when the lead singer vomited maggots out of his mouth, singing out the wild fury and sickness of the unloved and the unwanted.
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After drinking alcoholic drinks (both deliberately and accidentally), he has done things that he would never do while sober, such as singing out loud, mooning an audience full of people, confronting Wil Wheaton, leaving wildly inappropriate voicemails after "drunk dialling" Stephen Hawking, and affectionately slapping Amy's rear. In response to criticism from his friends that he is mentally ill, Sheldon often retorts, "I'm not crazy; my mother had me tested"; which his mother has confirmed to be true (once while wishing she had gone through with a follow-up examination).
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" The men are reflecting on how their families back in England are toasting "their brave and glorious lads so far away", when from the German lines they suddenly hear a young German voice singing out clearly. He is soon joined by his comrades, and the sound of their carol fills the empty fields devastated by war. When they finish, some of the British soldiers from Kent sing "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen," after which the Germans sing "Stille Nacht." The British soldiers accompany them, singing in English, "and in two tongues one song filled up the sky.
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In the video the main basis is on the Happy Feet theme with Gia appearing in three different sets with dancers in the background while singing the song. A cameraman's hand gives Gia a spin before each transition. The only indications of the song being on the Happy Feet soundtrack is when Gia is singing out in the front of a theatre and above her on the movies showing list is Happy Feet, and also when in the middle of the video her backup dancers are seen in tuxedos and wearing costume penguin masks as they all dance in an arctic scene.
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Ora's first performance of the song in the US was at the People's Choice Awards, on 11 November. She performed an acoustic version of the song as part of BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge on 19 November. Ora performed the song on a float during the 2018 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, on 22 November. She attracted criticism for lip syncing, a practice which is common during the parade, after there was an issue with the sound on her float, so it appeared that she was singing out of time with the song.
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In this version, different cinematic interpretations are used to illustrate the show's score. A straightforward approach is for some songs: "Bachelor's Dance" finds a bartender singing out loud of his potential mate while eyeing the female patrons of his establishment, while "Amsterdam" places a weary inebriate in a barroom corner while he watches the mix of sailors and sexual predators pass by his table. Other songs are interpreted in a surreal manner: with "Marieke," images of a large red ball bouncing off a cliff are mixed with that of Elly Stone, dressed in a suit and tie, pursuing a little girl amidst the headstones of a cemetery.
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The opera season has opened in New York City, and building contractor Leonard Borland (Baxter), who comes from a working-class background, is coping with the musical ambitions of his wife Doris (Young), who is from a socially prominent family. Despite his misgivings that she has no talent, she is being trained for a career in singing by the voice teacher Hugo (Cesar Romero). Doris prepares for a recital that Leonard supports, hoping that will get singing "out of her system." The performance is witnessed by opera singer Cecil Carver (Barnes), who is attracted to Leonard and believes that Doris lacks sufficient talent to become a pro.
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Back at the beach, Clem's mother finishes knitting just in time to see the eggs beginning to hatch. In perfect harmony, Tom, Dick, and Harry hatch singing out their names one by one and together as a group. Clem's mother tells them to come along, but just as they start to leave the beach, she suddenly gets a funny feeling that something's off. She counts up her babies and on her fingers twice (coming up to three on the babies and four on the eggs) and does the sum on an adding machine, to which she realizes to her horror that Clem is missing.
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Shoniwa is dressed in a kitsch, white tasseled dress, dancing barefoot (from removing the boots previously). Towards the end of the video, the camera begins to frequently cut to the circle balcony above the rehearsal space, where Shoniwa can be seen again, this time dressed in black, singing out over the balcony. As the music ends, the final shot shows a silhouette of Shoniwa in front of a giant red orb, as the camera pans out slightly and fades to black. The video was released on the band's official YouTube channel on 1 May 2009 and received over 150,000 views up until 21 June 2009 when it was officially released as a single.
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The book includes more critiques of deceased lyricists, including DuBose Heyward, Richard Wilbur, Howard Dietz, P.G. Wodehouse, Leo Robin, Johnny Mercer, John La Touche, Hugh Martin, Meredith Wilson, and Carolyn Leigh. Sondheim also delves into his work in writing original songs for films both produced and unproduced, including films such as The Thing of It Is, The Seven Percent Solution, Dick Tracy (for which he won an Academy Award for Best Original Song for "Sooner or Later"), Singing Out Loud, and The Birdcage. Sondheim includes offerings from his work in television as well, providing lyrics and commentary on songs written for produced and unproduced television shows such as Kukla, Fran and Ollie, I Believe in You, The Fabulous Fifties, Do You Hear A Waltz?, and Evening Primrose.
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He obliviously goes into Elmer's penthouse thinking he is headed to his "bathing stream", which instead is a large Roman-styled bathroom with an indoor pool in the middle. Bugs gets into the pool and realizes that he is not in his stream but thinks his surroundings are a mirage so he plays along by splashing around and singing "There's no place like home" but instead substituting Rome for home. Bugs then sings the word "yearn" but, sensing that he might be singing out of tune, gets out of the pool and goes into the next room, where he plays a note on a piano and sings "yearn, fa la yearn" until he is in tune. Elmer sees Bugs go back into the "bathroom" and wonders why Bugs is there.
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Goodchild in church, singing hymns Plate two occurs at some point on a Sunday, when their master has given them part (or all) of the day to attend church service. Francis Goodchild is shown taking good advantage of this, attending St. Martin-in-the-Fields, standing in a pew with his master's daughter, singing out of a hymnal. Their piety is contrasted with the sleeping man in the pew and the vain woman at the far right, and complements the quiet devotion of the old pew opener, the woman who has the keys to the pew, who is facing away from the service to spot new arrivals. Significantly, since this is the first in the series of images of Francis' fortune, his career is literally shown to start with his devotion.
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She was not charged, but she was barred from visiting the Wall for two weeks. The group's leader, Anat Hoffman, was interrogated by the police in January 2010, fingerprinted, and told that she could be charged with a felony over her involvement with Women of the Wall. The questioning concerned WOW's December service, during which Hoffman said she did not do anything out of the ordinary. On July 12, 2010, Hoffman was arrested for holding a Torah scroll. She was fined 5,000 NIS and given a restraining order according to which she was not allowed to approach the Kotel for thirty days. On October 16, 2012, Hoffman was arrested again. She was accused of singing out loud and disturbing the peace, and was released from police custody the following day.
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Pappenheim has garnered critical and popular acclaim for her work on Doctor Who due to the ethereal vocals she provided for the Doctor's leitmotif – which the producers described semi-seriously as "President Flavia (from The Five Doctors) singing out of the time vortex". As a result, many of the show's fans refer to her as "Flavia". Her vocals on the track "Doomsday" (used in the dénouement of the eponymous episode) caused an influx of emails to the BBC about her contribution to the soundtrack. She subsequently appeared on Murray's second soundtrack, composed for the third series of the show and would also return to contribute her vocals to the 2007 Christmas special, Voyage of the Damned, the November 2009 Special The Waters of Mars and the 2009 Christmas Special The End of Time.
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Subsequently, they performed a Beatles Tribute singing out the influence of Georgian harmonies, John, Paul, Ringo and Georgia, at the National Multicultural Festival in Canberra and at Hobart's Festival of Voices 2007. In 2010 Simpson toured 40 choir members through South African villages with African singer and composer Valanga Khoza who invited the choir to sing in his own home village. Worldly Goods choir sing in many of Canberra's national institutions including the High Court of Australia. Simpson established Can Belto in 1998 a small a cappella group specialising in Eastern European singing as heard on their one CD and performances in Emma Celebrazione at the Street Theatre, Canberra's Floriade, at the Australian War Memorial, The National Gallery, the National Archives, the National Museum of Australia, and multiple Weereewa Festivals of Lake George.
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Music critic Richie Unterberger of AllMusic said the song was "one of the group's most delicate and cosmic ballads" and "one of the highlights of the Let It Be album". Music critic Ian MacDonald was critical of the song, calling it a "plaintively babyish incantation" and saying "its vague pretensions and listless melody are rather too obviously the products of acid grandiosity rendered gentle by sheer exhaustion". Lennon himself was unhappy with the song as it was recorded. In his 1980 Playboy interview, Lennon says that the Beatles "didn't make a good record of it" and says of the Let It Be version that "the guitars are out of tune and I'm singing out of tune... and nobody's supporting me or helping me with it and the song was never done properly".
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Territorial birds, saddlebacks display antagonistic behaviour in this regard on three levels of intensity, singing out at dawn to mark their territory, making threat displays, which can include head bobbing, tail fanning, and warbling displays (at the same time the wattles become dilated), and finally, when a direct challenge is made to a bird's territory, fights can occur in which combatants attempt to grapple with the wattles of their foe. The birds are notoriously fearless and noisy, and would frequently enchant European naturalists in the 19th century with their behaviour. Saddlebacks will nest in epiphytes, tree fern crowns, or holes in tree trunks. They have a tendency to nest near the ground, and their fledglings will also leave the nest to hop around in a typically noisy fashion on the ground while they build up strength in their wings.
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Beall would recount how he arrived at the Military Academy a brash youth, fully "equipped with a pointer and a liquor flask." Beall described his new cadet uniform as consisting of an "embroidered coat, tights, high top boots with tassels, cocked hat & sword" and mentioned how he almost got into a fist-fight in New York with a street urchin who had taunted him by "singing out 'there goes a middy on half pay.'" (Staff Records, (Proceedings of the Academic Board) U.S. Military Academy for June 1818, U.S. Military Academy Cadet Application Papers, 1805–1866 and Orders of the Adjutant for 16 October 1818, U.S. Military Academy, NARA RG 688. See also George Stammerjohan and Will Gorenfeld, '”Dropped from the Rolls: The West Point Years of Benjamin Beall: 1814–1818”, Military Collector & Historian, Spring 2002, vol.
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They schedule a callback between her and Rachel (Lea Michele) to help them decide who should be cast in the role. Mercedes is angry about what she perceives as continued favoritism shown to Rachel, especially in the awarding of solos, and when Will pushes her in the glee club's extra dance rehearsals that Rachel is excused from, she decides she has had enough and quits glee club. When Mercedes and Rachel compete by singing "Out Here On My Own" in the callbacks, Mercedes gives a performance that Rachel privately concedes was better, which prompts Rachel to begin a last-minute candidacy for senior class president to improve her college prospects; this dismays Kurt, who now has another rival to campaign against. The three directors decide to offer the role of Maria to both contenders, with each to do half the performances, but Mercedes is convinced she deserved to win the part outright and refuses to accept half a role.
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And as you can see, it's what I'm inspired by." Billboard described the third track, "Maria", as "a pulsing, intricately orchestrated piece that includes a Michael Jackson sample and an extended introduction in which Aguilera sings from The Sound of Music." Aguilera commented that the influence behind the title was Julie Andrews' character in the film as well as her middle name, adding: "Within my house a form of escape for me was opening my bedroom's window and singing out to the world pretending that I was her. It's about getting back to that little girl who just wants to sing for all the right reasons, not necessarily for charting and all the things that this business kind of does to you over the years and shaping how you look at making music..." The introduction to "Fall in Line", the duet with Lovato, is the track "Dreamers", which "features a group of young girls declaring goals like 'I want to be a journalist,' 'I want to be heard,' 'I want to be president.
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Gavin Ransom (Noah Wyle) is a successful real estate developer who has made a tidy fortune putting up gated communities filled with expensive suburban homes all over California. Ransom intends to put up another such development in the as-yet-untouched hillsides of Northern California's Marin County, and, just as he's expected, a number of folks living nearby are objecting to the project, including his sister Olive (Illeana Douglas), an environmental activist who has sided with longtime resident Eileen Boatwright (Cloris Leachman) and progressive lawyer Sybil (Jane Lynch) against the development. Olive and her compatriots get some unexpected support when Zoe Tripp (Kate Mara), a modern folk singer and the daughter of old-school Marin County hippies (Keith Carradine and Valerie Perrine), takes an interest in their protests and begins singing out against Gavin's proposal with guitar in hand. Gavin unexpectedly finds himself growing powerfully infatuated with Zoe, and Olive, a long-closeted lesbian, is equally taken with her; consequently, as the siblings battle against building several dozen cookie-cutter mansions, they also wage a private war for the affections of the young songstress.
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