Unfortunately it is not clear which individual sang which songs in this recording (xeno-canto XC42520).
A song was being sung, by human voices, and though each individual sang softly, when placed side by side like this, like rows of wheat in the wind, they formed a weird unity, heavy and light at the same time.
The next step, Dr. Stafford said, will be to place a series of acoustical recorders on the western side of Fram Strait during the winter so that researchers can triangulate the singing whales' locations and see whether the same individuals are producing multiple songs or if one individual sings the same song over and over.
In a large hall in the Artilerie at the Arsenale, meanwhile, an installation by the Canadian Janet Cardiff consists of forty speakers playing the individual sung parts of the 16th-century composer Thomas Tallis's "Spem in alium," or "40-part motet," one of the most elaborately "architectural" pieces of music ever written.
Much, perhaps too much, screen time is dedicated to individuals singing, sometimes while playing locally made instruments, and large groups participating in elaborate music rituals.
Results demonstrate that male receivers show differential response to between-male differences in song type performance, but do not show differential response to the smaller scale modulations of performance produced by individuals singing the same song type at different times.
In response to WBC's hateful rhetoric, a number of local faith communities united to form a "Wall of Love", a chain of individuals singing songs of worship to drown out and protect conference attenders from the shouts of the protestors.
Individuals that sang at high frequencies did so for short periods only, whereas individuals singing at low frequencies did so for both short and long periods.
Natural hybridization can lead to mixed singing, i.e. individuals singing elements of the songs of two species [17] [19].
In our particular case, individuals that sang at high frequencies did so for short periods only, whereas individuals singing at low frequencies did so for both short and long periods (Fig. 2).
