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The rest of the watch I tested, the euphoniously-named SBGH263G, is based on a piece from 1968 that came from Seiko's mechanical hey-day.
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The others are Annie Grace, Peter Hannah, Paul McCole and, as Prudencia, the euphoniously named Melody Grove, whose latter-day fairy-tale attire is worth noting.
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Take the euphoniously-named C603 Trident Chronograph Pro 600, a $1,750 watch with a large, thick 43mm case made of stainless steel, a ceramic bezel, and a nice, self-winding ETA Valjoux 7750 movement.
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On the negative side, Carreras's reading of "O nature" was laboured, and many of his higher notes were inelegant. Thomas Allen, by contrast, was excellent in every respect, with a timbre youthful enough to be apt for the young man that Albert was meant to be. The secondary roles were taken satisfactorily too, although the children's chorus could have sung more euphoniously. The orchestra played with "passion and refinement" under the "strong hand" of Colin Davis.
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There are many examples of song melodies that sound well together when performed simultaneously. For example, "Frère Jacques" and "Three Blind Mice" combine euphoniously when sung together. A number of popular songs that share the same chord progression can also be sung together as counterpoint. A well- known pair of examples is "My Way" combined with "Life on Mars"., Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain Bach's 3-part Invention in F minor combines three independent melodies: Bach 3-part Invention BWV 795, bars 7–9 Bach 3-part Invention BWV 795, bars 7–9 According to pianist András Schiff, Bach's counterpoint influenced the composing of both Mozart and Beethoven.
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