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They were all really in sync

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All the voices meld together so you can pick out each person but you can pick out each part

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I have observed that she was very still and sung slowly

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She has a very raspy voice but it sounds very good

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What's up with that big cake. That's a long i triduction for someone who dosent need and introduction.

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They are perfectly together with each other, not one voice sticks out, and they have great resonance!

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One thing this group did very well was listen to each other. The harmonizers were well heard but they did not overpower the soloist.

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They were in sync

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Harmony Divine and Adlib sing "Happy Birthday", Eko Hotel, Lagos, Nigeria

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Backstage before their big show at the Eko Hotel, members of the a cappella groups Harmony Divine and Adlib sang this great happy birthday for me. Thanks guys, well done!

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Acapella Happy Birthday from The Oxford Belles

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The Oxford belles would like to wish you a very Happy Birthday! Have a great day! Recorded using the Yeti from Blue Microphones Solo Bee Cooke Arranged by Alicia Gayle www.theoxfordbelles.webs.com www.facebook.com/theoxfordbelles www.bluemic.com

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Watch one or both videos and post below about what makes these groups sound "like a choir"?

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Watch one or both videos and post below about what makes these groups sound "like a choir"?

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(singing starts @ around 1:40)

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Walt Disney had to pay $5,000 to use it in a parade and the royalties charge on a scene of Martin Luther King celebrating his birthday in civil rights documentary Eyes on the Prize was so high that it never made it to DVD.

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Walt Disney had to pay $5,000 to use it in a parade and the royalties charge on a scene of Martin Luther King celebrating his birthday in civil rights documentary Eyes on the Prize was so high that it never made it to DVD.

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To sing Happy Birthday in a restaurant, at a concert or public place, royalties had to be paid prior to 2015.  

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To sing Happy Birthday in a restaurant, at a concert or public place, royalties had to be paid prior to 2015.  

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In the 1930s, the Clayton F. Summy Company was bought by John F. Sengstack and renamed Birch Tree Ltd. In 1998, Birch Tree Ltd was in turn bought by Warner Chappell for $25 million in 1988. Warner Chappell tried to argue that the copyright for the song in the U.S. would not expire until 2030, making unauthorized performances of the song illegal. In 2013, Warner Chappell was sued for claiming a false copyright on "Happy Birthday to You." A federal judge ruled in 2015 that Warner Chappell's claim to a copyright on the song was not valid. Its registration, the judge ruled, only covered a specific piano version, not the melody and lyrics. Warner Chappell settled the case for $14 million in 2016, with the court ruling that "Happy Birthday to You" was, in fact, in the public domain, and that performances of the song were not subject to royalties or otherwise restricted.

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In the 1930s, the Clayton F. Summy Company was bought by John F. Sengstack and renamed Birch Tree Ltd. In 1998, Birch Tree Ltd was in turn bought by Warner Chappell for $25 million in 1988. Warner Chappell tried to argue that the copyright for the song in the U.S. would not expire until 2030, making unauthorized performances of the song illegal. In 2013, Warner Chappell was sued for claiming a false copyright on "Happy Birthday to You." A federal judge ruled in 2015 that Warner Chappell's claim to a copyright on the song was not valid. Its registration, the judge ruled, only covered a specific piano version, not the melody and lyrics. Warner Chappell settled the case for $14 million in 2016, with the court ruling that "Happy Birthday to You" was, in fact, in the public domain, and that performances of the song were not subject to royalties or otherwise restricted.

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President John F Kennedy's birthday concert in May 1962, Marilyn Monroe gave a brief but sultry and memorable performance of the song. Sadly, it was Monroe's last major public appearance: she died three months later

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President John F Kennedy's birthday concert in May 1962, Marilyn Monroe gave a brief but sultry and memorable performance of the song. Sadly, it was Monroe's last major public appearance: she died three months later

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Marilyn Monroe - Happy Birthday Mr. President

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Happy Birthday had its origins in 1893, when Mildred Hill, a kindergarten teacher in Louisville, Kentucky, put together a simple little tune. Whether she composed it entirely out of her head, or was influenced by other "folk song" fragments, is not clear. But when her younger sister Patty (also a teacher) added words, the groundwork was laid for a very pleasing song. They called it Good Morning to All:  Good morning to you,Good morning to you. Good morning, dear children, Good morning to all. Good Morning to All was initially intended, and used, as a welcoming song to be sung by the teacher to the class each morning. But when it was published later in 1893, in a book of songs for kindergartens, it proved to be popular in reverse - children sang it to their teachers, rather than the other way round, and the word "children" was popularly replaced by "teacher". So the song gently morphed into Good Morning to You.In this form, young children across the United States began to sing the song. The slow development from Good Morning to Happy Birthday seems to have come from children themselves, with encouragement from Patty Hill, who helped create the new lyric when children liked the song enough to want to sing it at parties.

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Happy Birthday had its origins in 1893, when Mildred Hill, a kindergarten teacher in Louisville, Kentucky, put together a simple little tune. Whether she composed it entirely out of her head, or was influenced by other "folk song" fragments, is not clear. But when her younger sister Patty (also a teacher) added words, the groundwork was laid for a very pleasing song. They called it Good Morning to All:  Good morning to you,Good morning to you. Good morning, dear children, Good morning to all. Good Morning to All was initially intended, and used, as a welcoming song to be sung by the teacher to the class each morning. But when it was published later in 1893, in a book of songs for kindergartens, it proved to be popular in reverse - children sang it to their teachers, rather than the other way round, and the word "children" was popularly replaced by "teacher". So the song gently morphed into Good Morning to You.In this form, young children across the United States began to sing the song. The slow development from Good Morning to Happy Birthday seems to have come from children themselves, with encouragement from Patty Hill, who helped create the new lyric when children liked the song enough to want to sing it at parties.