"Social media makes it harder to tune out of things that are traumatic and would trigger flashbacks or anxiety attacks – especially in TV and in films.
Also to be sung was Memories Sad and Beautiful (to the tune of All Things Bright and Beautiful) and the hymn O, Father, on Your Love We Call, written by the Scottish bereavement counsellor Jean Holloway in response to the Dunblane tragedy.
This is all accompanied by the sound of a small girl who's been forced to sing a paranoid, xenophobic song to the tune of "All Things Bright and Beautiful," which includes lyrics about Muslims who "prey on little girls from takeaways and taxis," and "beg or sell Big Issues, or kill with knives and axes".
At a livelier event in March at Harvard, her American fans enjoyed a church service, singing the society song, "Unsuitable Things" (to the tune of "My Favourite Things"), papers including one on food in Pym, and champagne and cupcakes at their AGM.
It's the ease of a relationship where you don't have to try so hard, the natural rhythm of simply being in tune--the type of thing we look for in a life partner.
Mr. McGlynn, as the impresario Cameron Mackintosh, sings a hymn to theater merchandising to the tune of "My Favorite Things" ("When a show flops/When the gross drops").
[To the tune of "My Favorite Things," Maestro, please...]...]
Clurman recalled that in sixth grade she wrote a song to the tune of "My Favorite Things" and taught it to her class.
I had been speaking for about 20 minutes with an 1850 copy of David Copperfield in my hand, telling the students that for Victorian readers, Dickens's writing was very much a "tune-in-next-week" type of thing that generated trends and crazes, much as their own TV shows did for them today.
"At some point, players sort of tune things out," General Manager George McPhee said.
