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    Stage 3 Concert Report

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    were fast and punctual. Confident and rapid. The tone of the Caucasian female who also sang in the song sounded like that of the typical American during the 1920’s. Very nasally. The music from the instruments that accompanied the singing varied in beat with the person singing. Specifically, the gong banging tempo that created the beat increased when the Asian man spoke or sang, and decreased when the Caucasian woman spoke or

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    Creep Song Analysis

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    why this causes a dramatic difference between the meaning of the songs is that, again, it changes the relationship of the singer to the woman they are singing about. In this version of “Creep,” this causes the listener to view the song to believe that a heterosexual male singing about his girl of his dreams instead of the homosexual female singing about her girl of her dreams like the Bradlee’s version of “Creep” suggests. Another big difference between the two songs is the instrumentals they have

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    I Ask My Mother To Sing

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    to Sing is moved, captivated, and spellbound. The speaker made the poem full of emotion. It catches the reader’s attention and makes them feel what the speaker is conveying in the poem. This poem talks about the speaker’s mother and grandmother singing, and how it affected the speaker. The speaker is moved, because the poem talks about how they’ve never been to the places sung about, but they love to hear it sung about. They can envision the events being sung about, as if they were there to experience

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    Dramatic Soprano Essay

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    In classical music, there is a wide and diverse range of voice types. Among these voice types lies the dramatic soprano. “The most ample of all soprano voices is that of the dramatic soprano. She must have great sustaining power, exhibiting both depth and brilliance of timbre as well as an imposing physical presence.” This voice is also the heaviest and most powerful soprano voice which enables it to sing over large orchestras from the top of their range to the bottom of their range. The New

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    Chante Torrane Moore

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    Chanté Torrane Moore, a daughter of Virginia and Larry Moore, was born on 17 February 1967, in San Francisco, California. Chanté is now a well known R&B and Jazz singer, songwriter and actress. Her first important step into the singing career took place when she became a background singer for world-famous Toni Braxton. In her overall career life, Chanté has managed not only to become an award-winning artist, but also quite wealthy. So just how rich is Chanté Moore? Her net worth has been recently

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    it cascades over the verses. I would say that it was flawless singing by Ethel merman. She uses the hard and loud Broadway style for her rendition of “I get a kick out of you” which can be heard as the pronunciation sounds a bit old-fashioned and different from the other rendition by Ella Fitzgerald. The piano is used time to time throughout the song and is finished with the piano as well. She shows great amount of freedom while singing the song. Its sung with uncontrolled vibrato and total emotional

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    Jackie Evancho's Speech

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    in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on April 9th, 2000. Just before i turned 8, I was memorised by the movie The Phantom of the Opera, and that is when I started to sing. I love to sing. I started my singing life with talent competitions. Like when I was 10, I was on America’s got talent.Throughout my singing career, I have released lots of amazing albums, performed for the president, traveled the world, made many wonderful music videos and was filmed. A lot of my US shows were sell-outs, and albums like

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    figurative language in the the story is when Sekhar is listening to the headmaster singing. Sekhar begins to comment to himself critiquing the headmaster's musical talent saying things such as, “He croaks like a dozen frogs. He is bellowing like a buffalo. Now he sounds like loose window shutters in a storm.” (Narayan 193). Each of these statements are similes that Narayan uses to allow the reader hear now bad the singing is inside their own head. A final example of figurative language in “Like The Sun”

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    pleasure of the singing. Thus, since he is not learning anything from it or what he considered he should have learned, he sees himself enjoying singing as a sin. According to his confession, he feels sinful when he is listening to music because he finds himself enjoying the music, rather than being captivating by the content that is being sing. Therefore, causing him to not like music at those times and makes him think music is bad and sinful that’s why he should not listen to singing. However, he also

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    court and see the players warm up. When I took my first step onto the court it felt like a dream. It was smaller than I thought but it was still giant. We got into our formation, rehearsed, and was told how to get on and off the court when we were singing. Eventually

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