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I read this somewhere; can anyone verify it? Dana Simpson said that if there ever were an animated series (I wish!), she would like to have Jane Krakowski as the voice of Marigold.
I’ve heard that, too. If they’re correct, then opera is—in form, if not in the specific languages it’s now sung in—essentially the original form of human communication (without instrumental accompaniment, of course, although…I can see how drums and clapsticks could have been incorporated early on, perhaps by people with weak or otherwise non-melodious voices, to augment the emotional impact of what they sang).
Averagemoe over 6 years ago
https://www.gocomics.com/phoebe-and-her-unicorn/2016/11/27
codycab over 6 years ago
Marigold should try opera.
Dirty Dragon over 6 years ago
♪♫ You’rrrrre… so vain… I bet you think this strip is about you, don’t you? Don’t you? ♪♫
finkd over 6 years ago
Maybe your voice gets stuck in your head because it’s already in there.
asrialfeeple over 6 years ago
UNICORN!!
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 6 years ago
We have something in common.
My voice is stuck in my head too!
Neo Stryder over 6 years ago
For the same reason you can’t stop watching your reflex on water.
Jonathan K. and the Elusive Dream Girl over 6 years ago
I read this somewhere; can anyone verify it? Dana Simpson said that if there ever were an animated series (I wish!), she would like to have Jane Krakowski as the voice of Marigold.
Godfreydaniel over 6 years ago
There’s an old cliche’ in music that the human voice is the most versatile of all instruments. So imagine what a unicorn voice must be!
mistie710 over 6 years ago
Tone Deaf – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVHGvReyRfY
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 6 years ago
Some linguists have considered that we might have sung to each other when we spoke originally.
blackshire over 6 years ago
I’ve heard that, too. If they’re correct, then opera is—in form, if not in the specific languages it’s now sung in—essentially the original form of human communication (without instrumental accompaniment, of course, although…I can see how drums and clapsticks could have been incorporated early on, perhaps by people with weak or otherwise non-melodious voices, to augment the emotional impact of what they sang).