Some were directly representational (Mr. Marsalis's Ellingtonian "Back to Basics," which portrays laughter through a trumpet), some just sounded happy-go-lucky (Thelonious Monk's singsong "Green Chimneys") and some were jazz's best novelty songs ("Salt Peanuts" and "Open the Door, Richard").

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The New York Times - Arts

Her childhood sounds happy.

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The New York Times

You sound happy.

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The Guardian

She sounds happy about it.

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The Guardian - Music

He sounds happy with life.

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The New York Times - Sports

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