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    Mycroft Holmes
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    After many years of missing out I have started frequenting a local Jazz club http://www.sultanjazzclub.com/[^] where they quite a few local talent as well as some international musicians. I notice the singers have a fantastic ability to sing gibberish, it sound fantastic but do they learn how to sing it, are they taught and is it part of the formal training for singers. I believe opera singers also do it but call it some foreign language (usually Italian I think).

    Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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      After many years of missing out I have started frequenting a local Jazz club http://www.sultanjazzclub.com/[^] where they quite a few local talent as well as some international musicians. I notice the singers have a fantastic ability to sing gibberish, it sound fantastic but do they learn how to sing it, are they taught and is it part of the formal training for singers. I believe opera singers also do it but call it some foreign language (usually Italian I think).

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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      That "gibberish", as you call it, is mostly scatalogical. :~

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        That "gibberish", as you call it, is mostly scatalogical. :~

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        Mycroft Holmes
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        PIEBALDconsult wrote:

        scatalogical

        I thinks that was used in the discussion, it was lot too loud at the time!

        Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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          After many years of missing out I have started frequenting a local Jazz club http://www.sultanjazzclub.com/[^] where they quite a few local talent as well as some international musicians. I notice the singers have a fantastic ability to sing gibberish, it sound fantastic but do they learn how to sing it, are they taught and is it part of the formal training for singers. I believe opera singers also do it but call it some foreign language (usually Italian I think).

          Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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          Tom Clement
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          The great Ella Fitzgerald often sang scat[^].

          Tom Clement articles[^]

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            After many years of missing out I have started frequenting a local Jazz club http://www.sultanjazzclub.com/[^] where they quite a few local talent as well as some international musicians. I notice the singers have a fantastic ability to sing gibberish, it sound fantastic but do they learn how to sing it, are they taught and is it part of the formal training for singers. I believe opera singers also do it but call it some foreign language (usually Italian I think).

            Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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            BillWoodruff
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            Singing Gibberish is an innate talent; you have the biological endowment that, in interaction with the environment and your developmental experiences, expresses the genes for it, and enables its development; or, you don't. But, since you have clearly demonstrated on CodeProject that you write Gibberish fluently, surely you can take comfort from that, and just hum along, even if off-key ? Genetic scientists tell us we all have transposons (jumping genes) [^]: but, not all of us can be pole-vaulters. :doh: bill

            Google CEO, Erich Schmidt: "I keep asking for a product called Serendipity. This product would have access to everything ever written or recorded, know everything the user ever worked on and saved to his or her personal hard drive, and know a whole lot about the user's tastes, friends and predilections." 2004, USA Today interview

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              The great Ella Fitzgerald often sang scat[^].

              Tom Clement articles[^]

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              Mycroft Holmes
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              Thank you, now that was what I was talking about, my google search on scatology did not lead to the content I was looking for :-D .

              Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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                After many years of missing out I have started frequenting a local Jazz club http://www.sultanjazzclub.com/[^] where they quite a few local talent as well as some international musicians. I notice the singers have a fantastic ability to sing gibberish, it sound fantastic but do they learn how to sing it, are they taught and is it part of the formal training for singers. I believe opera singers also do it but call it some foreign language (usually Italian I think).

                Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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                Mark_Wallace
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                It's the national language of Gibraltar. Spend a few months there, and you'll pick it up.

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                  After many years of missing out I have started frequenting a local Jazz club http://www.sultanjazzclub.com/[^] where they quite a few local talent as well as some international musicians. I notice the singers have a fantastic ability to sing gibberish, it sound fantastic but do they learn how to sing it, are they taught and is it part of the formal training for singers. I believe opera singers also do it but call it some foreign language (usually Italian I think).

                  Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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                  Chris Quinn
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                  They must be very holy![^]

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                    That "gibberish", as you call it, is mostly scatalogical. :~

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                    JackDingler
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                    ROTFLMAO! Louis Armstrong would've laughed too!

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