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Singing two songs at the same time. Related thread: Help:Partner songs (aka:quodlibets, counterpoints) (41)
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Subject: RE: Singing two songs at the same time. From: GUEST Date: 25 May 14 - 11:17 AM It's the Welsh art of Penillion, the singing of one set of words to the tune of another, and is sufficiently close to a road crash as to have become the point of an entire round in I'm Sorry and its brethren. Outlandish Knight and I'm Henery The Eighth I am, perhaps? |
Subject: RE: Singing two songs at the same time. From: Sooz Date: 25 May 14 - 10:56 AM Thanks, Will. That's exactly the sort of thing I'm looking for. Fred, at our club it sometimes sounds like that when people are singing the same song! |
Subject: RE: Singing two songs at the same time. From: Will Fly Date: 25 May 14 - 07:37 AM The 1st World War Classics: Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag - and It's A Long Way To Tipperary Often sung together - with each half of the audience sometimes taking a song each. |
Subject: RE: Singing two songs at the same time. From: GUEST,leeneia Date: 25 May 14 - 07:23 AM the duet from 'Call Me Madam' |
Subject: RE: Singing two songs at the same time. From: GUEST,Fred McCormick Date: 25 May 14 - 06:53 AM Our local folk club once had a lot of floor singers to get on, so I tried to hasten things by singing The Outlandish Knight and La Donna Mobile simultaneously. Just didn't work. |
Subject: Singing two songs at the same time. From: Sooz Date: 25 May 14 - 06:33 AM I'm trying to compile a list of pairs of songs which can be sung at the same time (and still sound reasonable!) Examples: The Ash Grove and Molly Malone Swing Low Sweet Chariot and When The Saints Go Marching In. Any more from the floor? |
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