Word: accompanimental
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At parties, her friends seldom ask her to sing, but if Sinatra or Crosby happens to be mooing on the radio, she is apt to chime in with a corned-up accompaniment. Back in Victor's good graces again, she has recorded some popular songs.
The operetta will be performed in the Leverett Dining Hall and will have an orchestral accompaniment. "The Sorcerer" is the second Gilbert and Sullivan work done by the Hutch, which last year produced "Ruddigore." It is also the second play Gilbert and Sullivan wrote.
Let's Live a Little (Margaret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely; Capitol). A better-than-average "country" tune, urbanized with an organ accompaniment and some singing of less-than-standard country earnestness.
Conducting the Beethoven Concerto is no easy task. The accompaniment is more than mere background music; it is of vital thematic importance. In fact, the persistent five-beat pattern provides the basis for the whole first movement. Munch's direction was entirely satisfactory, except for his failure to bring the...
The Frank Sinatra Show (Tues. 8 p.m., CBS-TV), with the unenviable job of bucking the Milton Berle show, puts its major reliance on song. To the accompaniment of girlish squeals from the studio audience, Sinatra and his guests (Perry Como, Frankie Laine, the Andrews Sisters, Broderick Crawford) alternate their...