Williams moves into a silky, high harmony section for the bridge, perhaps the best lyric of the album: "We've come too far to give up who we are, so let's raise the bar and our cups to the stars".
I happened to be standing next to him, and, now and then, on some of the country songs, he added a line of high harmony, just above a whisper, so it sounded in the darkness like something in church.
Wiig held up a pretty, pristine high harmony, and sounded great with Jones' lower, smokier register. .
Upon completing a stint in the military during World War II, where he served in Germany, Flanigan enrolled at Butler, where Hal Kratzsch and brothers Don and Ross Barbour had formed a barbershop quartet with high harmony singer Marvin Pruitt.
Patty, the youngest, was a soprano and sang lead; Maxene handled the high harmony; and LaVerne, the oldest, took the low notes.
Mr. Hitchcock joined them for the Beatles' "If I Fell," singing the John Lennon line while Mr. Lowe sang high harmony.
They are both using the high harmony as the main melody that gets stuck in your head.
Mandolin-player Bill Monroe and his string band, the Blue Grass Boys, discarded more recently adopted rhythms and instruments and brought back the lead fiddle and high harmony singing.
"It said: 'Looking for female bassist, high harmony, must like Hüsker Dü, Peter Paul & Mary, no chops.' I thought it was really cool.
