But what if you could visit the world of your youth, not just
aurally, but visually, too?
Numbers stations offer a unique opportunity to explore how state secrecy exists
aurally, in ways that go beyond visual understandings of secrecy as that which hides or makes invisible.
The proceedings were launched after a mishap in which two school bus conductors, Hafiz Usman and Akram, brutally tortured verbally and
aurally impaired students inside the vehicle over some insignificant mischief.The video of the incident went viral on social media in which it can be seen that Hafiz Usman suspended a 12-year-old child upside down and inserted fingers in his mouth to stop him from screaming.
And
aurally, the volume was earsplitting, as you'd expect from one of the heaviest band's on the planet.
The Locrian mode is the least
aurally familiar, and subsequently used least of the standard church modes by composers.
They said that the group really came together
aurally and musically when they first heard Ringo's enthusiastic and happy percussive sound, which breathed new life, tempo and spirit into their standard songs.
This anthology supports the authors' philosophy that the learning processes and experiences of repetition
aurally as a group can build more community and creativity.
The Shanghai Theatre Academy is one of China's leading performing arts institutions and I'm sure it will be an exciting evening both visually and
aurally."
"All instruments are provided and songs are taught
aurally by copying and repeating so there's no music to read.
10.It's immersive, visually and
aurally beautiful, and a puzzling bolt from the blue that you must download immediately.
Musical notation is any system used to visually represent
aurally perceived music through use of written symbols, including ancient or modern musical symbols.
Dressed in a navy suit jacket, grey and dark blue striped jumper and wearing a cream and black patterned scarf, the
aurally impaired singer followed proceedings with the help of lip-reading interpreters.
aurally - with regard to sound or the ear; "the new musical was visually and aurally appealing"