Mellifluous

In a suburban cream-brick church in Melbourne’s outer west, 5000 kilometres from a homeland facing extinction, the mellifluous voices of a congregation of Tuvaluans rise in song.

The film is best known for Khayyam’s music and Shahryar’s lyrics brought to life by the mellifluous renditions by Asha Bhosle.

Eminent singers, actors, and common men became instant admirers of her mellifluous voice.

Manose’s mellifluous flute, Deva’s spell-binding voice, Miten’s soothing low tones and the medley of the sitar and contemporary instrumentation make the Sanskrit and Tibetan mantras even more enchanting, guiding listeners toward a tranquil state.

The walls of the church resonated with the mellifluous singing of the Konkani choir conducted by Merlyn Rodrigues and the musical accompaniment by Lester Rodrigues and Wilson D’Souza.

Aside from a handful of concertos and a prominent role in tuning an orchestra to A440, the oboe often plays second fiddle (pun intended) to the more mellifluous MVPs of the orchestral world: violins, flutes.

I was absolutely not expecting a $50 Bluetooth speaker to talk to me, but the M400 provides a mellifluous female voice that tells you when you've switched input modes, are waiting to pair, are paired, are powering off, and so on.