Nothing wrong with unison, long as someone's begun a proper melody. More: Things to do around Tuscaloosa for Nov. 14-20 ...

Singing in harmony means in complement; together, but not the same. When we croon "Happy Birthday," it's usually in unison, led by the person who first stepped up to set the key.

Gospel great BeBe Winans performing ÒCome to the WaterÓwith the IN UNISON Chorus under the direction of Director Kevin McBeth at its Black History concert Fri. night Feb 23, 2024 at the Stifel ...

Singing in harmony means in complement; together, but not the same. When we croon "Happy Birthday," it's usually in unison, led by the person who first stepped up to set the key.

Singing in harmony means in complement; together, but not the same. When we croon "Happy Birthday," it's usually in unison, led by the person who first stepped up to set the key.

Singing in harmony means in complement; together, but not the same. When we croon "Happy Birthday," it's usually in unison, led by the person who first stepped up to set the key.

Harmony synthesizes disparate parts into a complete, beautiful whole ... Mark Hughes Cobb. Tuscaloosa News. Being upstanding, educated citizens, y'all know the difference between unison and harmony.

Singing in harmony means in complement; together, but not the same. When we croon "Happy Birthday," it's usually in unison, led by the person who first stepped up to set the key. Your smart-aleck (me) ...