Verbs have a shortened infinitive (e.g., a cînta from Latin cantare "to sing"), and the future tense is formed by a compound of the verb a vrea "to wish" plus the infinitive of the verb voi cînta "I will sing"; an alternative method of future formation is to use the auxiliary verb a avea "to have" plus să plus the subjunctive of the verb am să cînt "I will sing".
Like high-end winemakers, these producers obsess about methods, singing the virtues of organic gardening, hydroponics (soilless agriculture), even aeroponics (with nutrient misted on the plants).
Back home, the brothers pick up Milly's copy of Plutarch's "Lives," read about the Sabine women and start singing about this efficient method of taking wives.
For these very young children, says Siman, "the method uses singing, dancing, arts and crafts, and there's lots of focus on parents' involvement".
Two of the performers, both women, had even developed a method of singing under water, which involved vocalizing into a submerged microphone while pushing a bubble of air around their mouths.
That method of singing seems to have been an essential feature of 17th-century vocal technique, and it was a hallmark of the performance practices of the concerti delle donne.
But at the time, Saxon were as big as any of them and bigger than most, by the simple method of singing about things that excited their teenage fans – motorbikes (Wheels of Steel, Stallions of the Highway, Motorcycle Man), flying (747 (Strangers in the Night), 20,000 Ft), steam trains (Princess of the Night), or warfare (Machine Gun, Fire in the Sky).
"We took great pains to reproduce the exact sound – the singing, the intonation, the methods," Jung said.
Studies on singing voice have developed methods for detecting singing segments in polyphonic music [3], detecting solo singing segments in music [4], identifying the singer [5, 6] or identifying two simultaneous singers [7].
Most of the people use wrong methods, like singing from the nose and slouching.
