Communication does not necessarily imply language, and it can simply be one-way, as when one dolphin knows another is present because the second dolphin is vocalizing.
The opera, which in 2005 won an Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in Opera, is notable for the instrumental treatment of the part of Ariel, whose coloratura vocalizing contributes to create the supernatural atmosphere that underscores the whole piece.
Because vocalizing is part of their mating and territorial behaviour, their ears are also well developed.
For mates, imitating one another is a big part of their vocalizing.
A complete performance of "Our Lady of Late" — Monk vocalizing hypnotically over a droning wineglass — can be found in the Internet Archive, courtesy of Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado.
But then, to my great dismay, Versalle began climbing the ladder again; as he headed upwards about ten or fifteen feet up while vocalizing with abandon, I said to myself "He's gonna fall!" Moments later, he sang a line that was supertitled, "Too bad you can only live so long" — with which he did what appeared to be a backwards flop from the ladder, landing flat on the stage.
Leo, a true hero of the underground, writes songs packed with insightful lyrics, which he leavens with aggressive guitar work and poignant vocalizing.
Ginsberg would, for the rest of his life, see Dylan's work (and not the Beat generation jazz experiments he linked to Patchen and Kenneth Rexroth) as aligned with his own practice of vocalizing poetry, in a vernacular, idiomatic, self-expressive form.
I didn't need a video clip to remember the sound of forty-five thoupand fans up on their feet clapping and screaming, vocalizing the excitement that I had to repress as I ran up the first-base line; I had to act like I'd done it before.
Fenley and Chaleff, and later Axelsen, were joined by the work's composer, Erin Gee, who stood in the upstage right corner, dressed in street clothes, vocalizing into two handheld microphones.
