Christmas songs contain vocables such as " kalda, lliu kalda; oi kalda kaldzieka ", while Advent songs contain vocables such as " leliumoj, aleliuma, aleliuma rkta, aleliuma loda " and others.
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Christmas songs contain vocables such as " kalda, lliu kalda; oi kalda kaldzieka ", while Advent songs contain vocables such as " leliumoj, aleliuma, aleliuma rkta, aleliuma loda " and others.
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Drum parts are notated with a system of symbols largely based on letters representing the vocables used to learn and remember drumming patterns; these symbols are typically laid out in a grid underneath the skeletal melody for a specific or generic piece.
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Christmas songs, for example, contain vocables such as " kalda, lliu kalda; oi kalda kaldzieka ", while Advent songs contain vocables such as " leliumoj, aleliuma, aleliuma rkta, aleliuma loda " and others.
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Christmas songs, for example, contain vocables such as " kalda, lliu kalda; oi kalda kaldzieka ", while Advent songs contain vocables such as " leliumoj, aleliuma, aleliuma rkta, aleliuma loda " and others.
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The term " bebop " is derived from nonsense syllables ( vocables ) used in scat singing; the first known example of " bebop " being used was in McKinney's Cotton Pickers'" Four or Five Times ", recorded in 1928.
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Entries for historically-related Lexical Units which are homophones and share significant semantic component ( i . e ., meanings ) are grouped into larger units called " vocables, " thereby acknowledging polysemy while maintaining the distinct status of the independent items in question.
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Before starting a verse, Wallace sometimes used onomatopoeic vocables to " warm up " ( for example " uhhh " at the beginning of " Hypnotize " and " Big Poppa " and " whaat " after certain rhymes in songs such as " My Downfall " ).
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His works have earned high praise, including that of Dr . Gon�alves Viana who appreciated his work " The Influence of Portuguese Vocables in Asian Languages " and said " that perhaps no other wise person, Portuguese or foreign, could carry it out satisfactorily ".
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Due to the wide-ranging vocal styles used in popular music, occasionally songs have been mistakenly categorized as having non-lexical vocables, when in fact the singers are performing actual lyrics rendered partially ( or completely ) unintelligible to the ear of certain ( but not all ) listeners.
