Also, Stephanie Rom�n, Chanty Vargas, and Valery Velez, who were chosen to represent Puerto Rico at Miss Continente Americano, Miss Intercontinental, and Miss Supranational, also crowned their successors to represent Puerto Rico at Miss Continente Americano 2012, Miss Intercontinental 2012 and Miss Supranational 2012.
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His novel " Jack Chanty ", which is based on his canoe adventures in the great northwest, and published by Doubleday, Page & Co ., where Christopher Morley was a fledgling editor assigned to the similarly inexperienced novelist, and a friendship was created that remained close until Footner s death.
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The adventures that youngsters act out on the french fry-littered seats of the family minivan will surely be more exciting, and more imaginative, than the film itself, and will have the added benefit of being unaccompanied by James Newton Howard's treacle-dipped sea-chanty-on-steroids score.
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A group of old-time pirates sings the theme song in the film, and Avril Lavigne belts it out on the soundtrack CD . " It originated as a sea chanty, " Hillenburg said of the theme . " It's supposed to be like a song sailors use, a working song to keep rhythm while they're pulling up things ."
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From her commissioned works, the following were performed : The Concerto by Alberto Ginastera ( Yolanda Kondonassis ), Eclogue La Nouvelle Heloise by Alexei Haieff ( Sophie Bruno ), Suite From Childhood by Harl McDonald ( Alice Giles ), Concertino Antico by Peggy Glanville-Hicks ( Juliana Beckel ), Sea Chanty by Paul White ( Rong Tan ), and Suite for Harp and Chamber Orchestra by Harry Somers ( Judy Loman ).
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Steven Suskin, in reviewing a newly released CD, wrote : the show begins with a " rather weird folk-ballad ", and has " a couple of gentle lullaby-like ballads . . . raucous production numbers . . . a tongue-twister, set to an almost violent waltz ", along with a distinctive version of the title song " which mixes a sailor's chanty with what, Dixieland ? ".
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There are numerous titles of the song including, " Pat Works on the Railway " and " Paddy on the Railway " . " Paddy Works on the Erie " is another version of the song . " Paddy on the Railway " is attested as a chanty in the earliest known published work to use the word " chanty ", G . E . Clark's " Seven Years of a Sailor's Life " ( 1867 ).
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There are numerous titles of the song including, " Pat Works on the Railway " and " Paddy on the Railway " . " Paddy Works on the Erie " is another version of the song . " Paddy on the Railway " is attested as a chanty in the earliest known published work to use the word " chanty ", G . E . Clark's " Seven Years of a Sailor's Life " ( 1867 ).
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The Chorus was sometimes sub-divided into Sections-A,-B, and-C, and also into the "'BBC Men's Chorus "'and the "'BBC Women's Chorus "': the Men's Chorus was a popular presence, performing " students songs, chanties, and so on ", with the accompanist Ernest Lush delivering commentary from the piano; the Women's Chorus was less frequently heard, Woodgate on one occasion explaining " not many listeners are keen about women's voices over the air ".
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A more cynical view, that sought to contrast illusion with changing times, was offered in 1934 by the composer and conductor Constant Lambert who " conjure [ d ] up the hideous faux bonhomie of the hiker, noisily wading his way through the petrol pumps of Metroland, singing obsolete sea chanties " [ sic ] " with the aid of the Week-End Book, imbibing chemically flavoured synthetic beer under the impression that he is tossing off a tankard of'jolly good ale and old'. . . and astonishing the local garage proprietor by slapping him on the back and offering him a pint of'four'alf'".
