Sing Collection (page 52)

A harmonious symphony unfolds as a Dachshund choir prepares for their enchanting dress rehearsal, bringing joy to all who listen

Song of Sixpence C1885
When the pie was open the birds began to sing

Carol Singing Girls
Two girls and a boy sing carols indoors though dressed for outdoors - perhaps they are visitors who have been invited in ?

Carol Singing at Home
A German family sing carols by the Christmas tree

Children Carolling
Four children sing carols by moonlight, accompanying themselves on music instruments

Carol Singers
Three children sing carols in the street

Medical / Primitive
An itinerant Chinese doctor at Tien-Sing, impressing the audience by handling snakes

Song of Sixpence 1870
When the pie was opened the birds began to sing - now, wasn t that a dainty dish to set before a king ?

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A harmonious symphony unfolds as a Dachshund choir prepares for their enchanting dress rehearsal, bringing joy to all who listen. Meanwhile, in the heart of Martin Place, Michael Buble's soulful voice resonates through the air, captivating passersby with his timeless melodies. Transporting us back to 1963, The Supremes grace the stage with their mesmerizing performance; Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson, and Diana Ross unite in perfect harmony. Across the Atlantic Ocean in Cleveland, England, Wren Singing fills the streets with its melodious tunes, creating an atmosphere of pure bliss. In another realm of artistry and beauty lies Juno and the Peacock by Piero della Francesca—a masterpiece that captures both visual and auditory splendor. As we delve into history's pages, we witness Deborah the prophetess triumphantly singing her song of praise and victory—an engraving brought to life by Gustave Dore's skilled hand. Billie Holiday's timeless talent echoes through time as she graces us with her presence—her sultry voice capturing hearts since 1915. In a press conference filled with anticipation and excitement, Michael Buble shares his musical journey while inspiring aspiring artists around him. The enchantment continues as Liszt takes center stage conducting an orchestra in Budapest—the maestro guiding each note towards perfection. And finally, Song of Sixpence enchants listeners since its creation in 1818—a melody that has stood the test of time. Through these glimpses into music's rich tapestry—from canine choirs to jazz legends—we are reminded that singing transcends boundaries; it is a universal language that unites souls across generations.