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Vocalise

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Vocalise 

a work written to be sung without words, based on a vowel sound. (See.) Vocalises are usually etudes or exercises for developing vocal technique (vocalises by G. Concone, H. Panofka, M. I. Glinka, A. E. Varlamov, and others). Pieces for concert performance are also occasionally written as vocalises (Rachmaninoff s Vocalise, Ravel’s ” Vocalise en forme d’habanera,” and Gliàre’s concerto for voice and orchestra).



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The males then vocalise loudly and blow bubbles underwater, a threat display among many marine mammals.
We bring to the DAISY Consortium our considerable experience in providing multilingual solutions to vocalise the printed word which will help promote the DAISY initiative worldwide," said Lars-Erik Larsson, CEO of Acapela Group.
Both the captains and celebrity guests poke fun at their contemporaries and rarely consider anything to be in poor taste or too outrageous to vocalise.
 
 
 
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