I feel the need to counteract Caturday with this singing beagle
When mom and dad are out of the house, this beagle sashays up to the piano for a little solo performance. Sing like no one is listening, li’l dude!
Read MoreWhen mom and dad are out of the house, this beagle sashays up to the piano for a little solo performance. Sing like no one is listening, li’l dude!
Read MoreWhen you go into a music venue—and it doesn’t matter what kind—on which side do you prefer to sit or stand? If you gravitate towards the left, you’re not alone. Neuroscientists at the
Read MoreGoose is a coonhound with real musical talent. Every day, he insists that he be accompanied by his human on the piano. One of his favourite songs is “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen. Watch.
Read MoreIf you thought that holograms of dead celebrities was creepy, just wait. This AI technology allows anyone to sing in any singer’s voice.
Read MoreScientists have known for a while that music has its own special repository in our brains. Musical memories are stored in a completely different area than what we remember from day-to-day existence. Why?
Read MoreFrench-Cypriot soprano Sarah Aristidou has a helluva voice and amazing control, Most sopranos top out at high C (C6). Sarah managed to go several tones higher than that, hitting the F# above C6
Read MoreFreddie Mercury had one of the great voices not just in rock’n’roll but in music, period. Few people can match his vocal abilities which at times seemed otherworldly. But can Freddie be improved
Read MoreWhy do humans sing? A British archeologist name Steven Mithen has written a book called The Singing Neanderthals and suggests that we began to sing as an act of solidarity. Singing brought people
Read MoreHere’s another one of those surveys from the UK that’s actually a commercial in disguise. In this case, Harvey Water Softeners (who make–well, you know) commissioned a study on singing in the shower.
Read MoreStressed about everything to do with the coronavirus? Here are two seemingly contradictory pieces of advice. 1. Singing is “the world’s most accessible stress reliever” (BBC) According to clinical neurologists, singing causes both
Read MoreMean China’s Wang Xiaolong. During a game show called Happy Camp, he sang the highest note ever recorded by a guy. To be specific, he raged an E in the 8th octave–and that’s
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