can grapes sing?[ my brother told me to ask this question, just to see what you guys would say]?
111713
well of course they do! they only sing when they are alone tho. grapes are very shy fruits. they also sing when they are on their way to our stomachs. it lets the other grapes know they are coming\n:-) heehee...
676872
Please stop believing these people that say giraffes do not have vocal chords.  I get myths like these all the time at the zoo where I work.  So far, the only one that is actually true is the one about elephants being afraid of mice (anything that will scare a horse will scare an elephant, including small creatures running around their legs).  Giraffes DO have a voice box (larynx); they just don't use it often.  When they do, it is often in the form of a soft moo.  It is also possible that they communicate through infrasound, like elephants.  These sounds are too low for us humans to hear.  In case you don't believe me (despite my experience), I found you a link.
900573
I think they would just cause they may not sing very well on there own, they can start a band and have someone stand beside them and sing, it may help carry there voice to where it needs to go, or even just a back up singer for someone with a greater voice, I think anything is possible!
746955
dude my sister just had to sing that song fo rcontest!!!!!!!!and i doubt that he was but you never know those composer mindsets(i can say that because my dad is a composer!!!)
12257
DB: This is Earth and Sky. A listener wants to know, "Can people actually shatter glass by singing a particular note?"\n\nJB: To understand the answer to this, you need to know that every object has a resonant frequency -- that's the natural frequency at which an object vibrates. If you could run a damp finger along the rim of a glass, you might hear a faint, ghostly hum -- the resonant frequency of the glass. To shatter the glass, the singer's voice has to be able to match that frequency.\n\nDB: Also, the singer has to sing very loudly. A jackhammer operates at a loudness of about 90 decibels. The human threshold for pain comes at about 120 decibels. To shatter a glass, a singer has to produce a note with an ear-splitting intensity of about 135 decibels.\n\nJB: And the singer also needs to hold that note for at least two to three seconds -- for the vibration to build up enough to cause the glass to shatter. It helps to have the right kind of glass, too -- a large one -- with thin, nearly vertical sides. In the late '70s, laboratory experiments with a professional soprano and a trumpet player showed that neither could shatter glass. The famed tenor, Enrico Caruso, was said to be able to do it -- but his wife denied it. \n\nDB: So there are physical conditions under which a human voice should be able to break a glass. But it's improbable that an unamplified human voice could actually do it. With thanks to the National Science Foundation, we're Block and Byrd for Earth and Sky.\nAuthor(s): Marc Airhart
357943
:) im here \n\nuhm nothing b/c grapes cant talk!\nor\nif it wasnt for you i wouldnt be in this jam!
530430
I think any voice can be trained to sing well. However, it is the type of singing one has to examine. I have known many talented singers who were tremendous back ground singers or choir singers but were absolutely horrible at any 'lead' singing. I know also a lot of people who think they were born with a voice because people have told them they could sing when in fact they can't. But, one thing I know is that if someone is born with a voice and has the commanded pitch- well then that person can be successful. I think it is important that a lot of singers also realize that just because they can sing country music does not mean that they can sing on Broadway. Folks need to know their limits.
755531
According to the rhyming dictionary, no.\n\nIt does have some suggestions for similar sounds.
550635
Could you hum a few bars?
373750
I raise my eyebrow at the whole idea. Now if I was suddenly filled with the Holly Spirit and was so overjoyed that I couldn't form words in English and spoke something like Latin or Italian.. then yeah.. but jabbering on in a "language so ancient" that no one understands it.. then no.. they are not speaking in tongues.. they just can't express themselves in words.. so they make sounds.
1169497
YES, BUT I AM WONDERING...CAN  YOU PLAY MUSIC?
1177749
Daaaaaag - 6 of them? Impressive! Which ones? I was in a musical theater group that did dinner theaters. We did a full production of Camelot, but the rest of the time we just sang snippets from different musicals to audiences. You must have a good set of pipes. They sure are fun, aren't they, and the camaraderie among cast members is great.
691939
Sure.  As long as the music is mechanically reproduced without the main vocal and the singer is not too good.
453428
grapes!!!!! there yummy for my tummy
1138911
I will provide some sources, but simply "report abuse" if the answers you get are offensive (as they obviously are).  I'm sure there are those out there who would report your responses as abusive (albeit defensively).\n\nSome of the more "famous" throat-singing comes from the small country of Tuva.  This website lists sources, including material from Scientific American, about the overtone series and HOW to begin learning these techniques.  \n\nhttp://www.fotuva.org/music/theory.html
1168200
It's not good; it's GRAPE!!!  I don't have a scientific answer for you.  I just know it's my favorite taste.
493336
Yes...even tomatoes can