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What is it called when a singer imitates the sound of a musical instrument?
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Which musical-instrument did Australian singer-musician Shirley Abicair popularize?
The zither.
What interests must you have to be a singer?
you need to have loads of experience and play a musical instrument
Is nathalia ramos a singer?
no he does not sing but play musical instrument
What is the difference between a musician and a singer?
A Musician is a person who plays a musical instrument i.e Piano. A singer/vocalist is a person who sings lyrigs in a song.
What is the meaning of musician?
One skilled in the art or science of music; esp., a skilled singer, or performer on a musical instrument.
Is a singer or a player of a musical instrument an artist?
Yes, in their own right. Music is an art ... it takes talent to create and perform music.
How do you describe a singer?
Somone who professionally sings. Or someone who sings. Alternate: A singer is a person who develops and uses her/his voice as a musical instrument.
When was The Wedding Singer - musical - created?
The Wedding Singer - musical - was created in 2006.
What is a scat'er?
The art of scat was popular in the 1940's. Ella Fitzgerald is a famous singer who scatted. Cab Calloway was another. Scat is following the musical form of an instrument with your voice, repeating the notes with notes to sound like that instrument. It is not sung, but rather imitating the instrument with your voice. A scat'er is an accomplished singer who can literally imiatate a trumpet by singing.
What is the plural of the noun bass?
The plural of the noun "bass" can be "basses" when referring to musical instruments or "bass" when referring to fish.
What instrument did Ma rainey play?
She didn't play an instrument
What is the difference between timbre and tessitura?
The timbre refers to the quality of a specific sound, which differentiates it from other sounds. Tessitura refers to a comfortable range for a singer or, sometimes, a musical instrument.
