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vocalism

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These qualities made him an audience favorite, even if he didn't always please some of the critics, who considered his old school, visceral, heart-on-sleeve vocalism anachronistic.
She certainly flies beautifully through this compendium of unusual and seldom-heard melodies, and her excellent language skills and easy vocalism -- especially as supported by that singer's dream of a pianist, Malcolm Martineau -- takes the usual recital-disc curse of too many short selections, one after another, and turns it into a kaleidoscope of delight and dismay -- a series of frissons, in other words.
The manifestations of stress and vocalism in the varieties of Erzya thus do not overlap.
 
 
 
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