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Who sings a sea shanty?
SAILORS!
What is the most common sea shanty chord progression used in traditional maritime music?
The most common sea shanty chord progression used in traditional maritime music is typically a simple I-IV-V progression in a major key.
Where does altitude start measuring?
Sea Level
What is a sea monster that sings to lure sailors to their doom?
The Sirens.
Who sings Puff the magic dragon who lived by the sea?
They called themselves Peter, Paul, & Mary.
Who sings a sea shanty?
SAILORS!
What time signature does under the sea use?
4/4. You can check what time signature a song uses by Googling the sheet music. The time signature will be at the beginning.
Use a shanty in a sentence?
He sings a sea shanty, while sitting in the doorway of his shanty.
What terms defines a song sung by sailors?
A Sea Shanty. or just A chantey
What term defines work song sung by sailors?
A Sea Shanty. or just A chantey
What is the most common sea shanty chord progression used in traditional maritime music?
The most common sea shanty chord progression used in traditional maritime music is typically a simple I-IV-V progression in a major key.
What is sea chantey?
A sea shanty, chantey, or chanty is a type of work song that was once commonly sung to accompany labor on board large merchant sailing vessels.
What was wayland on twilight singing on his boat?
Waylon is singing the song "The Cat's Meow" by Adam Smalley and Scott Johnson.
Is the sailors hornpipe a national dance of England?
No. Although it was composed by an Englishman in the late 1700's, it now has international appeal as a sea shanty.
What is the typical elevation of a desert?
%here is no typical elevation. The elevation of a desert may be well below sea level or many thousands of feet above sea level.
What do you call a sailors' ballad?
A sailors' ballad is called a sea shanty. It is a type of traditional maritime work song that was sung by sailors during their tasks to provide rhythm and coordination.
What is 15 d on a d m c?
Next time you ask a question, make sure it makes sense. And.... I don't know
