Several recordings of her warblings, including the Queen of the Night's aria from The Magic Flute, can be found online.
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You can listen to a copy of this inaugural deep cut below, but be warned, Victorian-era warblings are every bit as creepy as you'd expect.
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And while both tracks definitely sounded new and exciting at the time (and for my money, they both still stand up), in context, they didn't have much to beat, coming as they did during a year dominated by novelty music and Will Young and Gareth Gates' respective post- Pop Idol warblings.
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The whistle mug or hubblebubble is an amusement mug. It has a hollow handle which can be blown through the mug like a whistle. With an empty mug, only one note is emitted, whereas a filled mug produces melodious trills and warblings.
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He was also involved in the local trade union. Cooke was encouraged to start writing poetry in the 1850s by his brother-in-law Benjamin Riley, who was a writer. From 1870, Cooke's works appeared frequently in the "Poet's Corner" section of the Kidderminster Shuttle. He published a collection of poems in 1876 under the title Wild Warblings.
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At the 1874 election he was finally elected as the borough's Member of Parliament, but he was defeated at the 1880 election by yet another Phipps, Charles Phipps.Mr Abraham Laverton at hansard.millbanksystems.com In 1874, a poem called Warblings from Westbury was published, poking fun at Laverton in his new role as Member of Parliament.Wiltshire and Swindon Archives, ref no.
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Jennings and Mager were both classical musicians and the two trumpeters had backgrounds in jazz and rock. Their act was described by the LA Times as "an antic blend of in-your-face street theater, sublime musical warblings and a few other spices" and "as if the Marx Brothers, stoned to the gills on laughing gas, decided they'd have a stab at playing a transcription of a Bach toccata. While dancing." They formed in 1976, starting out as straight musicians.
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Upon his arrival in Port Talbot, he is reported to have remarked "Here will I roost and will soon make the forest tremble under the wings of the flock I will invite by my warblings around me!" Before long, he had erected a very functional log house on a hill facing the lake and with a view of the valley of Talbot Creek. At his own expense, he built the first water mill in the settlement at Talbot Creek and had it functioning by 1808. He provided the settlers to his community with seed for wheat, barley, peas and oats.
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The reviewer was also unfavourable of the sampling of "Yes It's You", which was noted as "giving the ladies' warblings a strange air of karaoke with the wrong lyrics" as a result of its resemblance to "I Want You Back". The writer concluded the review by stating that "things are just a little lacklustre; the trio's vocals are still strong, but missing the sass that made them famous". Entertainment.ie's Lauren Murphy regarded "No Can Do" and album track "Side Chick" as "feeble uptempo tracks that sound like they've been plucked at random from a pop factory conveyor belt". A writer from the Daily Record commented that "as much as ['No Can Do'] is mainstream and poppy, it's hardly their most remarkable offering".
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