"Sixteen Tons" is a song that was originally recorded by Merle Travis. The version recorded by Tennessee Ernie Ford, however, was the one to make it to the number one spot on the "Billboard" charts. The song is about the life of a coal miner and his feelings of futility.
If you are referring to the theme music in Survivor Philippines, it is based off the original composition by Russ Landau who made the "Ancient Voices" score for the US version. However, the theme music for Survivor Philippines has been altered and performed by Filipino composer Diwa de Leon. Diwa de Leon has claimed the song took him a day to compose and then was recorded by May/June 2008. The difference between this theme music is the addition of tribal sounds and Gospel acclamation dance chants which help increase ethnic flair to the score. Diwa de Leon also composes some of the other music that is sometimes played throughout the episode.
No, however she was a great public speaker which was shown in many instances,
No, she's married to Kenji03 from BACK-ON and is pregnant. However she is open with sexuality.
There is no patron saint of guitar. However, there are patron sints of musicians in general.
Robert Schumann did not receive any major awards during his lifetime. However, his legacy as a composer and music critic has been recognized through various posthumous honors and awards, such as the Robert Schumann Prize established in his name.
Yes, there are living descendants of Robert Schumann through his daughters, Julie and Eugenie Schumann. However, the direct line of descendants has become more distant over the generations.
Clara Schumann wrote no symphonies. She did, however, write a singal piano concerto (in A minor) before she married Robert Schumann, as well as a fair amount of chamber music and piano pieces.
Blue was a flop Bollywood movie. However the songs of the movie were appreciated. Pritam was the music composer of the movie.
The evolution of jaws is believed to be used originally for respiratory purposes. However, it is important to the history of vertebrates mainly because it allowed for more efficient eating.
Technically, no. His most renowned work from 1775, "String Quartet in E Major Op. 11, No. 5" is very baroque-like in structure, so it's common for people to mistake him as a Baroque composer. However, he was a Classical era composer.
Bartok is not a Japanese word or name. However, it is the name of a famous Hungarian composer.
It is not said exactly what made Schumann leave his study of law to become a musician, but it likely had a lot to do with his piano teacher stating that he was capable of becoming the finest pianist in Europe. However, a hand injury prevented him from reaching that pinnacle of his own playing so he began to focus more on composition.
Puchi Balseiro passed away in 2007, however she was not reported to have AIDS. She was a composer from Puerto Rico.
I can find no saint named Sean. There is, however, Camille Saint-Saëns who is not a saint but a composer.
Kalomira is originally from the United States of America where she was born and raised, however she has a Greek background as this is where her family originated from.
Well this might not be of much help but, she had 5 siblings. She was the second oldest. Her era dates far back therefore it has been a bit more challenging to find information about this superb composer and song writer. :) hope this helps atleast a bit!