- A
blues shouter is a
blues singer,
often male,
capable of
singing unamplified with a band.
Notable blues shouters include:
Piney Brown Walter Brown, of...
- arpeggio-based
lines that
outlined the
chord progression.
Because an
unamplified upright b**** is
generally the
quietest instrument in a jazz band, many...
- acoustics,
which reportedly allowed almost perfect intelligibility of
unamplified spoken words from the
proscenium or skēnē to all 14,000 spectators, regardless...
- used in jazz
since the 1920s and
later used in rockabilly.
Because an
unamplified double b**** is
generally the
quietest instrument in a jazz band, many...
- connectors. This "phono input"
designed for the
millivolt signal from an
unamplified turntable should not be
confused with the
modern standard one-volt line...
-
working as hard. The
result is a
singing style which diverged from the
unamplified theater style of the
musical comedies of the 1930s and 1940s. They also...
- such as
nanopore sequencing,
allow sequencing of
native DNA.
Native (=
unamplified) DNA
retains the
epigenetic modifications which would otherwise be lost...
-
Dirnt often brought his b**** to school, and the
plucking noise of the
unamplified strings led
classmates to
jokingly call him by the
onomatopoeia "Dirnt"...
- guitars; and the arched-top guitar. The
acoustic guitar group also
includes unamplified guitars designed to play in
different registers, such as the acoustic...
-
would be
using classical vocal technique within a
specified range using unamplified (no microphones)
vocal production.
Since contemporary musicians use different...
