Word: sing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Finding evidence of talent in Sing Muse, New York Times critic Howard Taubman warned that scholars and undergraduates are likely to suffer from cuteness and/or esotoricism in writing or popular forums...
Most favorable was John McClain, first-string critic of the Journal-American. He concluded that "Sing Muse is fresh, funny and melodic. Better put the look...
...back. How much of her original accuracy, agility and control Callas retains is uncertain; and the Callas voice, even in its finest days, was never the equal of Sutherland's. Nevertheless, it was Callas who opened up the whole range of classical opera by demonstrating that she could sing anything written for a female performer. Although in a recent recording of Norma, Callas' voice is badly frayed and painfully wobbly, it also retains all of the lyric intensity, the emotional inflections and nuances, the dramatic insights that no singer of her time can equal. Indeed, Callas herself remains...
...chief said he saw no reason why there could not be future "Sing Outa." "We don't care if they have one every night of the week, if they follow the law," he stated. "they had a permit Sunday. Other times they haven...
...Spring, sing...