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March 27 , 1970Huntington, New York Mariah Carey, (born March 27 , 1970 Huntington, New York, U.S ., American pop singer, noted for her remarkable vocal range.

With a remarkable vocal range and physical grace, she gained experience in stock theatres, on tour and studying at the Actors' Studio in New York.

In tomorrow's matinee, Frank Lopardo takes the role of Rodolfo; when last heard this summer, this tenor appeared to have undergone a remarkable vocal rebirth.

The performance by Mr. Sloane and the festival orchestra was a knockout, at times almost literally, and David Moss supplied most of those remarkable vocal effects.

The latter featured a remarkable vocal from Brown: he's the model of resigned stoicism until the song's closing minute, where he unleashes a series of harrowing screams.

Christopher Purves and Barbara Hannigan, who also created the roles of the Protector and Agnès, are remarkable vocal actors, and their interpretations intensify with time.

But she was alone onstage as she offered a taste of her remarkable extended vocal technique, a petite figure framed by an enormous bright blue screen that changed colors throughout the program.

Written for Anonymous 4, the remarkable female vocal quartet that performed the piece at the Harvey Theater at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Thursday night, "love fail" is Mr. Lang's distillation, in his own words, of various medieval tellings of the Tristan and Isolde myth.

SongFest is the remarkable summer vocal training program, begun in 1996, formerly at Pepperdine University and currently housed at the Colburn School.

It reminded me a little of the story of Merry Clayton, responsible for the remarkable backing vocals on the Rolling Stones Gimme ShelterRolling Stones Gimme Shelter

Morphological variation is accompanied by remarkable variation in vocal behaviour: low-latitude populations exhibit individual song repertories (e.g., Costa Rica [ 25]; Ecuador, P.H. personal observation), while others (~20-40°S) show individual stereotypy and geographical dialects, which correspond with natural vegetation types, but not with subspecies designations [ 23, 26- 30].