beyoncé sang if you like it put a ring on it.
beyoncé sang if you like it put a ring on it.
who sang if you like it put a ring on it?
beyoncé
beyoncé promoted the album through various televised appearances and awards ceremonies by performing songs featured on "i am... sasha fierce". beyoncé first promoted "single ladies (put a ring on it)" in a concert organized by the power 105.1 radio station on october 29, 2008. beyoncé first performed "if i were a boy" on october 31, 2008, on the japanese music television program "music station". she later performed “if i were a boy” on november 6, 2008, at the 2008 mtv europe music awards. soon after, she sang "if i were a boy" and "single ladies (put a ring on it)" on november 9, 2008, at the 2008 world music awards in monaco. she then took to the stage of "the oprah winfrey show" to perform "if i were a boy" on november 13, 2008. she appeared on television show "saturday night live" on november 15, 2008, where she sang "single ladies (put a ring on it)". on november 16, 2008, beyoncé sang a medley of "if i were a boy", "single ladies (put a ring on it)", and "crazy in love" during the final episode of "total request live". "single ladies (put a ring on it)" was also performed by beyoncé on november 18, 2008, at bet's "106 & park", at the 2008 american music awards on november 23, 2008, on "the ellen degeneres show" on november 25, 2008, on "the today show" the following day, and on "the tyra banks show" with two male dancers, on january 9, 2009. beyoncé's first live performance of "halo" was at the 40th naacp image awards on february 12, 2009. she later performed the song on the "late show with david letterman" after an interview on april 22, 2009. beyoncé was due to perform "sweet dreams" at the 2009 mtv video music awards on september 13; however, she only performed the bridge from the song at the beginning of her performance, before switching to "single ladies (put a ring on it)". she later performed "sweet dreams" at the 2009 mtv europe music awards on november 5. she performed "if i were a boy" on january 31, 2010, at the 52nd annual grammy awards ceremony, along with a cover of alanis morissette's song "you oughta know" (1995).
i am... sasha fierce
returning to europe in 1966 he was engaged by benjamin britten after many covent garden auditions for the role of macheath in britten's adaptation of "the beggar's opera" and sang this role under the baton of norman del mar in london, france and in montreal at the world expo in 1967. after study with modesti in paris he was engaged for his first wagnerian role, lohengrin, which he sang first at the kiel opera house in 1967. in kiel, he went on to sing herman in tchaikovsky's "the queen of spades", otello, andrier chenier, hoffman, canio, gounod's "faust", don jose, florestan, macduff in "macbeth" etc., as well as singing classical operetta roles such as sou chong in "the land of smiles", danilo in "the merry widow", the count of luxembourg and the gypsy baron. he also created roles in four world premieres during this time and later rashomon for the olympic games in munich. he was constantly offered wagnerian roles and finally agreed to sing siegmund under the baton of hans zender and klaus tennstedt. this was a success and was followed by loge in "das rheingold" and erik in "the flying dutchman". during this time in kiel he guested all over europe and returned to london for performances of pluto in "orpheus in the underworld" and bacchus in "ariadne auf naxos" under sir charles mackerras. he made numerous television appearances during this time also e.g. "the phil silvers show", where he sang arias and appeared in a duet with his former idol, sergeant bilko. he made his debut at the bavarian state opera, munich as dimitri in "boris godunov" under rafael kubelík and then returned to australia for concerts and a recording of malcolm williamson's "the violins of saint-jacques" with the sydney symphony orchestra, which was also released on video. returning to europe he finally decided to accept offers to sing both siegfrieds and sang his first ring in london under the batons of sir charles mackerras and sir reginald goodall. his first german ring was in wiesbaden and he was offered numerous contracts to sing the two roles in italy, germany, switzerland and france. he continued every year to sing the siegfrieds and siegmund in the famous english ring in london and went on to create the siegfrieds in the herz ring in wagner's birthplace, leipzig. he sang in this famous production for several seasons before deciding to take his family back to australia, where he was to sing a recital tour with geoffrey parsons, record two albums and sing numerous concerts for the abc throughout australia. he sang siegmund and siegfried for the australian opera, again under sir charles mackerras and performed "die walküre" with both hiroyuki iwaki and leif segerstam. with his wife, the swedish soprano monique brynnel, he made a television series and appeared in numerous concerts and sang with her in seasons with the victorian and queensland opera companies. he lived in kew in melbourne and made a career teaching singing privately, having numerous successful students enter the opera world. he had two sons; jon (b. 1955 to first wife soprano margaret nisbett) and jack (b. 1974).
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