The tune.

That tune....

In '95 they all sang the normal song.

Harmonic Homology

So here's the pitch

Harmonic Homology with this center

We do this little pattern,

Do you remember this tune?

Sound your A.

In esophageal speech, pitch and intensity correlate a low pitched voice is produced with low intensity and a high pitched voice is produced with high intensity.

That very tune reminded me of my adolescence.

Harmonic Homology of this object

Harmonic Homology with this axis

You're out of pitch.

E flat, Miss Claythorne.

That sounds like a threat.

Don't talk to my mama in that tone of voice!

Clap your hands, slap your thighs, gimme that beat, boy... Gimme that, gimme that crazy knockedout beat!

DP Flight of the Bumblebee on that note.

Who can do a different pattern?

Yes, sir, fellows, we'll be swinging it.

Can't you stop humming that awful tune?

And what tune is it you pull to, men?

There's no need to use that patient voice with me, Professor.

Now the problems begin first with pitch perception.

They just sang the cool new west coast song.

Nobody sang the old ones.

Hohum, the tune is dumb The words don't mean a thing

Apparently, that note was not that we played.

The subject was not new, but the tone was.

His poems tend to have a personal edge or often have a demanding tone to them, as we can see in the following photographs Confianza o con fianza?

Can you play Flight of the Bumblebee on that note?

It's actually in the key of B flat.

(Clear voice) while I sing a pitch (Vibrating pitch)

We know this tune, right? We know it?

You all recognize that one.

1.8 billion times a day, that tune is played.

I liked that warm tone you had in your voice just then.

I mean, most of us know that pitch is a fundamental building block of music.

The dominant note was one of complacency or even optimism.

AO Or another one? How about in G minor?

(Laughter) 50 billion dollars of it a year, which is enough, at 30 seconds a ringtone, that could stretch from here to Neanderthal times.

(singing same pattern) Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall ... (Laughter)

It's silly but true. He absolutely adores the tune.

Clap your hands, slap your thighs, gimme some heat, man!