| A vocal quaver, a guitar trill, some new quick notes in a bass line, a flicker of extra drumming or a burst of ululation from the group's female singer, Wonou Wallet Sidati, all became events. |
| Each of their selections was interspersed with musical interludes of singing, clapping, ululation and whistling. |
| The troupe brings a celebratory work, with much whistling and ululation, and a dance for making rain, in which shirtless men in fringed skirts imitate horses. |
| Maman Bozorg asked after her daughter and her grandson Parviz, slipping into her familiar ululation and fogging up her glasses. |
| He could not bring himself to be flung into that vortex of ululation. |
| She also includes a five-strong 'village choir' with hand clapping and ululation. |
