When asked how many men were working the job of Santa, a Macy's spokeswoman, Elina Kazan, adjusted her voice to a wincingly sweet timbre, and said there was only one Santa Claus.
It's said to be the first mirror with Alexa built directly into the unit, and it has its own lights which can be adjusted via voice.
As with Ms. Eaglen, it cannot be easy for this powerhouse mezzo-soprano to adjust her voice for Bellini.
That said, for the last five years she has maintained a demanding schedule in Wagnerian repertory, and adjusting her voice to Bellini cannot be easy.
Able to adjust her voice to the gutsy gravel of Elaine Stritch, the breathy vibrato of Liza Minnelli or the childlike chirp of Bernadette Peters, Ms. Pedi has uncannily inhabited each of those leading ladies and countless others as one of the quartet of players in the 19-year-old spoof "Forbidden Broadway".
'I adjust my voice depending on the audience I'm reaching,' he says in his defence, 'but, really, I don't see any contradiction between the registers.' In many ways, though, as his new series often shows, Gates sounds least convincing when attempting to be most populist.
For Edmund M. Burke, this speech landmarks a moment of maturation in Demosthenes's career: after Philip's successful campaign in 346 BC, the Athenian statesman realized that, if he was to lead his city against the Macedonians, he had "to adjust his voice, to become less partisan in tone".
Adjust your voice accordingly.
If you're singing, you'll need to adjust your voice accordingly.
If you're having a hard time with self-consciousness, try singing really obnoxiously, on purpose, and slowly adjusting your voice to sound good.
