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	EAST COAST GROUPS 3 (PAGE 5) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Their first single on Gone (both sides arranged by former Valentine and Goldner house AandR man, Richard Barrett) was issued in late summer 1957 and brought the group back into the spotlight with air and jukebox play all over the country.
		Although first tenor Larry Hampden was the only original group member, the sound was vintage Channels (spelled Channells on the label).
		The Chantels' first live performance was at a Jocko show at the Apollo Theatre (Jocko was a legendary New York disc jockey at the time) in which the group was not even on the bill.
	members.aol.com /lulusko/east3.htm (16574 words)

	Cal Percussion * About: Tenor Drums
		Of course, within Cal Percussion, the tenor drums' melodic range likewise pales in comparison to that of the glockenspiel; but it is specifically the sound of a drum and the musical versatility of a set of them that makes the tenor drums distinctly important to the full and overall sound of the (battery) drumline.
		Therefore, tenor drums have, in the recent course of the marching percussion world's progression, proven to be a favorite among drummers and virtually indispensable to any drumline that has sought to play percussion pieces, cadences, and performance parts with percussive style and groove.
		A tenor drummer must be well-versed in not only the rudimental drumming of a snare drummer, but consciously so for multiple drums, enabling them to perform a variety of skillful maneuvers and techniques that they are so well-known for.
	www.calband.berkeley.edu /calband/drums/about.tenors.html (427 words)

	My Journey with the Soprano Saxophone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		After the first flush of talent and success with all the dreams and desires accompanying that stage, there naturally comes a point in the development where concentration of energy becomes necessary and one can see that with focus, greater gains may be realized.
		First of all, I probably had gone as far as I could on the soprano without spending an intense practice period to get to the next level, which my life circumstances just did not allow for at the time.
		I can say that playing the tenor with the full force and energy of your whole body is refreshing after spending so much time with a horn that involves more of the top part of the body exclusively.
	www.upbeat.com /lieb/Feature_Articles/journey.htm (3740 words)

	RnB Highway Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		The group's sound on these first recordings, though not exactly sparkling or full,, was still innovative for a white group in early 1958, placing them on the line between pop and rock/doo wop.
		First known as Dion and the Belmonts, the four Italian lads were the darlings of pop doo wop sound in the late '50s.
		Given that tough neighborhood it is not surprising that their first groups were not singing groups at all, but street gangs, Dion with the Fordham Daggers and Freddie and Carlo with the Imperial Hoods.
	hometown.aol.com /relicshopp/street.html (11025 words)

	First Generation Tenor Command Reference P5.2.1 - Serial Port Connection
		To connect to the Tenor's serial port, you will need to have a PC located relatively close to the Tenor.
		The physical connection is done by connecting one end of the supplied serial cable to the Tenor's serial port and the other end of this cable to a serial (com) port on your PC.
		When the Tenor is first shipped to you, you can only connect to the unit using this method as there is no IP information set and you must set this first before connecting the Tenor to your IP network.
	www.quintum.com /support/1G/sysdoc/webhelp/serial_port_connection.htm (273 words)

	Stravinsky's Topology: CHAPTER 6 Threni: Large-Scale Musical-Poetical and Formal Row Employment with Objects
		In M. 112, the first tenor sings R-11 from the Third Object as the second sings P-0 from the First Object; in M. 113, the first tenor sings I-0 from the First Object as the second sings RI-5 from the Third Object.
		Possibly the first two pitches were transcribed from the treble clef, and should have been E and C (9 and 10), and the F (11) in M. 258 should have been a G. Nevertheless, the wrong-ordering in the score seems to convey the words about the individual's a lienation from society.
		The row is first sung by the soprano and alto soloists, and the tenor and bass soloists answer with a hexachord made of the outer notes from the row (3, 2, 1, 12, 11, 10).
	home.earthlink.net /~stravinsky/objects/06-threni.htm (8488 words)

	Gordon Stoker - First Tenor - Manager
		In 1952, Gordon's career shifted suddenly and dramatically when first tenor Bill Matthews was unable to perform during the first evening of an engagement at a supper club in Detroit, Michigan.
		For 47 years, from 1953 through 2000, the group's membership was almost constant with Gordon Stoker at first tenor, Neal Matthews as second tenor, and Hoyt Hawkins as baritone.
		The quartet is currently composed of first tenor/manager Gordon Stoker, second tenor Curtis Young (who filled Neal's position when he died in 2000), baritone Louis Nunley (who took Duane West's place) and bass Ray Walker.
	www.jordanaires.net /GordonStoker/more.htm (723 words)

	Acoustic Guitar Central
		Case's standard tenor tuning is D G B E, but she also uses an Eb tuning and one with "lots of B's." She strings all her guitars with ".011s of whatever" and favors the "papery sound" of.60 mm.
		At the same time, Harrison began his celebrated Rickenbacker collection with a 1962 "fireglo" 425 (purchased on a pre-Beatlemania visit to the States in the fall of 1963), followed by a "fireglo" 360/12 12-stringÐthe ax that put the phrase "jangly guitars" on the map.
		Perhaps the most notable guitar in the Harrison collection was "Rocky," a '61 Fender Stratocaster first deployed (at top volume) on 1965's "Nowhere Man" and later painted in Day-Glo to mark the arrival of psychedelia.
	www.acoustic-guitar.com /issues/ag122/gear122.html (800 words)

	WEST COAST (Page 1)
		Their first single in the fall of 1957 was a Bobby Day-penned rocker called "Little Bitty Pretty One," which looked like a smash until Thurston Harris and the Sharps outclassed it, reaching number six Pop and number two RandB on Aladdin; the Satel-lites' single crashed and burned on takeoff.
		Fremont was one of the first High Schools in the United States to integrate in 1954 and that was evident in the racial make-up of the Jaguars.
		Their first single was "The Letter," a ballad in the style of THE DIABLOS' "The Wind." It had more talking than singing and was immortalized by Vernon's lines "let me whisper sweet words of pismatality" (don't look it up-Vernon invented the word "pismatality," but oldies listeners didn't know it for years to come).
	members.aol.com /jennysko/west1.htm (12175 words)

	ASHLEY, NORTH DAKOTA’S GOLDEN JUBILEE 1888-1938 - Part 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		The purpose of this organization was to cultivate a closer bond of fellowship among the members, to further the educational and spiritual development and to support the local church in its efforts to raise the necessary funds for the upkeep of the church and for benevolences.
		The first pastor for the Church of the Nazarene was Rev. V.
		The first attorney in Hoskins, and a man who played a major role in the history of the county, was the late J. Wishek, who arrived at Hoskins in 1884.
	www.rootsweb.com /~ndmcinto/jubilee4.htm (8733 words)

	Marston - Charles Hackett
		Gifted with a beautiful lyric tenor voice and a handsome stage appearance, Charles Francis Hackett was one of the first American tenors to establish a solid, international career.
		Gifted with a beautiful lyric tenor voice, a handsome stage appearance, and intelligence, Charles Francis Hackett was one of the first American tenors to establish a solid, international career.
		Brother Arthur (born 5 April 1884) became a noted concert and oratorio tenor in the U.S. and England, and was for years head of the Voice Department of the University of Michigan.
	www.marstonrecords.com /hackett/hackett_liner.htm (2718 words)

	First Generation Tenor Command Reference P5.2.1 - loadlanguages
		First Generation Tenor Command Reference P5.2.1 - loadlanguages
		As described in Quintum's RADIUS Technical Document, the prompt files are not actually "loaded" onto the Tenor, they are extracted and played on an as needed basis from an IVR Prompt Server.
		If you wish to change what languages get used by this Tenor, you must first disable the language at all PBXTG/PSTNTG prompt levels, and then "load" the language here.
	www.quintum.com /support/1G/sysdoc/webhelp/loadlanguages.htm (234 words)

	"Give the World a Smile"
		Their first appearance at the meeting of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Dickson, Tennessee, convinced Vaughan of the publicity value of performing quartets.
		Otis McCoy sang first tenor, J.R. Baxter sang second tenor, Brock sang baritone, Frank Stamps sang bass, and at the piano was Frank's new bride, Sally Stamps.
		They were the first white gospel group to record for a major recording label and, in turn, their success with the selling of "Give the World a Smile" opened recording opportunities for other quartets.
	www.american-music.org /publications/bullarchive/Folsom.html (2136 words)

	Michael (Lead, First Tenor) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		I made my first recording at two years of age — singing the National Anthem on my grandpa’s cassette player.
		By the time I was three, my dad and mom were singing with A New Song, a gospel group with another family who had two daughters my age.
		In my first year, I was able to sing with the school’s male quartet — which is my favorite type of vocal group.
	www.angelfire.com /mi/franzfamily/tff.mdf.html (208 words)

	Don Van Palta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		He first taught himself to play the ukelele, but after seeing a British film starring comedian banjoist George Formby, he was taken "hook, line and sinker" by the banjo.
		It was there that he purchased his first tenor banjo from a pawn shop.
		He had tuned his tenor banjo guitar style, but when someone told him he should tune it properly, he did and learned tenor banjo chords.
	www.banjomuseum.org /contact_about/hof/don_van_palta.asp (389 words)

	Mario-aria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		And during the first months the whole third act has been changed, the scene of the nuns was created and the new director Verron wished to have a new ballet-scene in the second act too.
		In 1837 Gilbert Duprez became the first tenor of the Opéra.
		To be sure, the applause of the audience sets in after the first part, but the escalation of the march is needed, with the possibility of reaching high C, in order to bring this aria to its triumphant conclusion.
	www.meyerbeer.com /kuhn1.htm (3464 words)

	SOUNDS AND VIEWS: Premieres to remember (09/29/96)
		This singer was ahead of other recording artists in that he was the first to introduce to the West arrangements of Taras Shevchenko's poems by various Ukrainian composers, among them, Mykola Lysenko, via live performances and in recordings for the prestigious Gramophone Company (1910-1911).
		In the 1950s he was "premier tenor" at the La Monnaie Royal Theater in Brussels, while perennially holding a key to the City of Lights, Paris.
		1924), opera and concert singer (tenor, with baritone hues), is a descendent of composers and conductors.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/1996/399617.shtml (1817 words)

	Building a Soprano Ukulele From a Kit
		I tried my first ever attempts at inlay, besides the MOP marker dots and rosette which are controlled by either a drill bit or router bit.
		I used it for the first time installing frets in a new maple fretboard to replace the rosewood fretboard I removed from the ukulele when I was last working on it.
		To install the bridge I first placed painters tape around the outside of the bridge area to protect the top and catch the glue that squeezes out.
	www.rockslide.org /ukulele.html (3822 words)

	Dominic Natoli Tenor First Tenor Roles
		(pictured left) In the midst of all this he was fortunate enough to be selected to participate in the first National Voice Symposium organised by the Opera Foundation, consisting of masterclasses with Dame Joan Sutherland, Luigi Alva and Marlena Malas - this proved to be one of the highlights of the year and another "life-changing-event".
		The other highlight and major challenge of the year came hot on the heels of these sessions with an invitation to sing his first significant tenor piece - the tenor solo in Verdi’s Requiem for two performances in New Zealand.
		“Tenor D. geographically Australian but spiritually Italian, brought an enchanting Latin flair not only to his own work, but to the whole feel of the evening....all four sang beautifully in solo, duet or ensemble.” Harry Brown, The Daily News 23rd August 1993
	homepage.ntlworld.com /dominicnatoli/firsttenorroles.html (337 words)

	Tenor Saxophone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		During the decade, Coleman Hawkins appeared as the first important tenor saxophonist in jazz, grafting a full-bodied tone and advanced harmonic understanding onto Louis Armstrong’s rhythmic innovations (“swing”).
		The dominance of small combos that began in the mid 1940s proved to be a boon to the saxophone, especially the tenor.
		As a consequence, the tenor saxophone is held, in the popular mind, as the signature instrument of modern jazz.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=238 (1025 words)

	Biography of José Carreras
		She asked that he sing Gennaro with her in Donizetti’s Lucrezia Borgia, his first principal adult role, and the one which he considers to be his ‘real’ debut as a tenor.
		After his recovery, one of the first people he went to see was the great Austrian conductor Herbert von Karajan, a musician with whom he had an almost instinctive affinity.
		The 1990 Three Tenors concert in Rome was originally conceived to raise money for this Foundation and as a way for Carreras’ colleagues, Placido Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti, to welcome their "little brother" back to the world of opera.
	www.jcarreras.com /biohome.htm (1797 words)

	Juilliard \| The Juilliard Journal Online
		An artistic child in a non-artistic family, he first wanted to become a concert pianist, but soon realized that the solitary hours in a practice room weren't for him.
		This year, Ferguson became the first tenor to win the annual Alice Tully Vocal Arts Debut Recital, launched in 1997 to provide young Juilliard-trained singers full of potential a great place to begin their promising careers.
		Ferguson explain his warm feelings for the role: "I never felt so connectedâ”not only myself to the character, but also the way in which my character fit into the larger piece, and how Jo was part of the whole scope of the opera.
	www.juilliard.edu /update/journal/j_articles103.html (1174 words)

	Charles Harrison (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		This tenor was one of the busiest recording artists of the acoustic era.
		The singers were first tenor Harrison; second tenor John Barnes Wells (Reed Miller soon took his part); baritone Andrea Sarto; and bass Frank Croxton.
		Harrison was the only original member to remain with the quartet until it disbanded (when Reed left, Harrison switched from first tenor to second tenor, so his voice leads on the final records made in 1921).
	www.garlic.com /~tgracyk/charlesharrison.html (1493 words)

	MUS27StudyGuide
		Often called the “Father of the Tenor Saxophone,” he was considered the first important jazz tenor sax player.
		One of the first and most important Bop trumpeters, he was noted for unprecedented agility and startling harmonic skills.
		Tenor sax – Coleman Hawkins “Father of the Tenor Saxophone”
	www.saddleback.edu /AP/de/MUS27StudyGuide.html (725 words)

	The Doo Wop Groups
		One of the first doo wop groups, one of the first so-called "bird" groups, and one of the first acts of any kind to score a bonafide rock and roll hit record, The Crows were among the more important one-shot artists in rock and roll history.
		Discovered at New York's Apollo Theater in 1952, The Crows were one of the many groups pioneering doo wop with their infectious, cheerful vocals and harmonies, use of nonsense syllables, and modified jump blues instrumental backing.
		One of the first people to receive a copy was Dick Clark, who like Singer, was impressed.
	www.history-of-rock.com /dootwo.htm (1452 words)

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		by the Tenor and the rhyme of the Duplum.
		Tenor that was sung by one of them.
	www.nomdc.org /Publications.htm (4929 words)

	The Sounds of Glory biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		and do you know of anyone who can sing first tenor." To which Lanier replied, "My cousin, Tex Stevens, is one of the best tenors I know." That phone call began a gospel singing group which has touched the lives of thousands of people.
		The original group was made up of Randy Green, lead singer; Tex Stevens, first tenor; Lanier Stevens, baritone; and C. Davis, bass.
		When Wyane moved away from Madisonville, Charles Davis began singing first tenor with the group and continues in that position until this day.
	www.thesoundsofglory.com /biography.htm (879 words)

	The Dozier Boys Discography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		The first contract for the house band was in Wiley's name (posted with Local 208 on May 4, 1950), although in Cy Touff's account Sax Mallard was the actual leader.
		It was the first vocal group record to be issued on the new label.
		Their original master numbers were 1188, 1189, and 1190, indicating that they were first attempted at the end of the January 15 session.
	hubcap.clemson.edu /~campber/dozier.html (6301 words)

	Hickeys Music Center - Tenor Voice Folios
		Note: Volume 1 is for soprano, 2 is for alto, 3 is tenor and 4 is bass.
		This collection of arias and songs associated with the tenor includes an interesting biography, an article about his artistry, and notes on the signature Caruso interpretation of each aria, followed by standard vocal/piano editions of all the arias.
		A student could easily begin either in The First Book or The First Book Part II, or the books may be used concurrently.
	www.hickeys.com /pages/vorct.htm (936 words)

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