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This chart is comprised only of songs where two singers share equal vocal duties on the track. Ranking is based on actual performance on the weekly Billboard Hot 100 since the chart launched in August 1958. Songs are ranked based on an inverse point system, with weeks at No. 1 earning the greatest value and weeks at No. 100 earning the least.

Unlike the great apes and most other primates, all species of gibbons are known to produce elaborate, species-specific and sex-specific patterns of vocalisation usually referred to as "songs". In most, but not all, species, mated pairs may characteristically combine their songs in a relatively rigid pattern to produce coordinated duet songs. Previous studies disagree on whether duetting or the absence of duetting represented the primitive condition in gibbons. The present study compares singing behaviour in all gibbon species. Various vocal characteristics were subjected to a phylogenetic analysis using previously published phylogenetic trees of the gibbon radiation as a framework. Variables included the degree of sex-specificity of the vocal repertoire, the occurrence of solo songs, and the preference for a specific time of day for song-production. The results suggest the following scenario for the evolution of gibbon songs: (1) The last common ancestor of recent gibbons produced duet songs. (2) Gibbon duets probably evolved from a song which was common to both sexes and which only later became separated into male-specific and female-specific parts (song-splitting theory). (3) A process tentatively called "duet-splitting" is suggested to have led secondarily from a duetting species to a non-duetting species, in that the contributions of the pair-partners split into temporally segregated solo songs. This appears to be the first time that a non-duetting animal can be shown to be derived from a duetting form. (4) The return to exclusive solo singing may be related to the isolated island distribution of the non-duetting species.

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Collaborating with other artists can be a great experience and you never know where duetting with somebody could take you. If it goes well, you could find that you want to pair up and write music together or collaborate again in some other way.

Pink remains one of those powerful female singers that consistently delivers and this is no exception. Partnering with the lead singer of Fun, this song is a beautifully harmonised duet which works very well when it comes to performing. Both have strong vocals so it will emphasise the power of your vocals incredibly well.

Often a forgotten song, this is a really beautiful ballad and another great duet for a male and a female singer to enjoy performing. Both singers have versatile voices so it should work well for you no matter what sort of voice you have.

This is the first of two entries for Lady Gaga in our karaoke duet list. Who can forget the pure fire chemistry between Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper in A Star Is Born. From playing lovers in the film to those gushing red carpet moments and THAT performance from the VMAs, this is a karaoke duet pairing we stan.

Number 19 in our list of karaoke duets comes from newcomers Powfu and Beabadoobee. Powfu is the babyfaced Canadian rapper. Beabadoobee is the British-Filipno indie star bringing 90s grunge back in fashion for Gen Z. death bed is lo-fi hip hop at its finest, with a sweet refrain from Beabadoobee, lazy guitar strumming and a hip hop beat.

From pop queens, to THE Queen (the rock band, that is), our next karaoke duet is Under Pressure, the iconic collaboration between legends Queen and David Bowie. Get ready to rock out with your air guitar.

This sweet, acoustic duet brought together Country Hall of Famer Don Williams with Americana star Emmylou Harris, who covered the Townes Van Zandt tune on her 1981 LP, Cimarron. The song not only earned the duo multiple nominations at the ACM, CMA, and GRAMMY Awards but also was a No.3 hit on the Billboard Country charts and a No.1 Country hit in Canada.

Rimits: Best Duet Songs (RIMITs , Rimittsu Besuto Duetto Songusu) is the third compilation album released by Rimi Natsukawa on March 22, 2006 (2006-03-22).[1] It features duets from Natsukawa's discography, and re-arrangements of her songs into duet versions.

The title is a pun on the English word "Limits" and Natsukawa's first name. A similar pun appears on the track "Hohoemi ni Shite (RiMidori Ver.)," a merge between the first names of Natsukawa and contributing duet partner, Midori Karashima.

The majority of songs are new, duet versions of tracks sung with their authors. Of these, two were pre-existing: "Nada Ss (Special Live Version)" was released as a single in 2003, and "Warabigami (Tida Chichi Version)," which was on her Famureuta EP in 2003.

Two songs were previously released compilation tracks. "Boku no Mune de Oyasumi," a collaboration with Chikuzen Sato (who had written "Tokotowa no Uta" from Ayakaji no Ne), was originally released on his album The Selection of Cornerstones 1995-2004 (released 2005). "Manten no Hoshi no Yoru" with Kaoru Kurosawa of The Gospellers was released on his Love Anthem album (2005). The song was written in collaboration with fellow Gospellers' member Yutaka Yasuoka.

Altogether between Samhain and Winter Solstice, we posted thirty-eight light updates including about seventy-six photos and songs. We invited others to help, and eighteen lovely people sent photos, lines, or songs. There were contributions from Ireland, England, and Wales, gorgeous photos of light in Dublin, Galway, the Lake District, Northumberland, the North York Moors, Tynemouth, London, and Powys. Sky, sea, trees, birds, lots of birds, horses, shadows, frost, sunrise, sunset, and all rays of light in between.

First-grade teacher Melissa Tempel said she chose the song because its message seemed universal and sweet. The class concert's theme was "The World" and included other songs such as "Here Comes the Sun," by The Beatles and "What a Wonderful World," by Louis Armstrong.

I'm not sure if it's the kind of sea shanties that you're looking for, but I recently ran across two books of Newfoundland songs: "All Around the Circle" and "We'll Rant And We'll Roar". The publisher's website has a sample song from each book you can try for free:

Duet concertina workshops usually cover all duet types together. So music for any duet type should suit the Hayden. But your 34-button model may be a bit limited for range, so you may have to fudge things a bit.

I wrote a beginners tutor for the Hayden concertina, which gives a very simple bass line for the left hand side. Included in it is "The High Barbary" one of the sea songs that Bob Roberts of Penmill used to sing along with many of his sea shanties.

I bought the Elise a few weeks ago and have really been enjoying myself. I have very little experience in music and wanted a compact instrument that I can use to learn a few simple songs. Just for extra fun, I have been working with lilypond and my own software to create some type of a 'TAB' system. One of my first attempts is attached. It might be of use or interest to others.

In this collection of five duets for marimba (low A) and vibraphone, Brian Blume brings contemporary literature within reach of younger players. They are intended to reflect on the essence of the joy, beauty, fun, peace, and purity of the Garden of Eden.

The first two duets are especially suited for newer players, while the latter three add a few challenging elements while still remaining quite achievable by middle school or high school students. They also make great reading exercises for more advanced students (or a student with a teacher, perhaps), or them may be useful in a college pedagogy course. All pieces require only two mallets for each player.

Are you looking for the best duet karaoke songs to sing with your friends or loved ones? Look no further! We have compiled a list of the best duet karaoke songs to have you and your partner belting out your favorite tunes in no time. From classic ballads to upbeat pop hits, these songs will start the party and create unforgettable memories. So grab the mic, warm up your vocals, and get ready to sing your heart out with the best duet karaoke songs.

This page presents a list of notable songs featuring multiple VOCALOIDs with relatively equal singing portions. The songs, originals and covers, are sorted by upload date and view count. Reprints ineligible unless under special circumstances.

Singing to each other, creating their own unique duet, is something siamangs do often in the wild, with a loud call that can be heard several miles away. Pairs often adapt their song to each other, and songs can also be used to attract mates.

The biggest differences in human music, points out researcher Thomas Geissmann, are the emphasis on a steady beat and the ability to improvise and learn new songs. Evolutionarily speaking, the ability to keep a beat is obviously better for group singing to present a united front and survive as a species. And the ability to make up new songs might help attract mates (it certainly works in pop music). ff782bc1db