It's Stephen Sondheim as most people have probably never heard him, on a 19-track CD, singing and playing songs drawn from demos in his private collection.
Among her domestic oddities: running in place during TV commercials; speaking conversational French to herself while making breakfast (she listens to a language CD); singing Journey songs in the shower; and removing only the clothes she needs from her dryer, thus turning it into a makeshift dresser.
Look straight ahead to the Giglio where Gilbert Duprez in 1831 introduced Italian opera to the first tenorial high C sung from the chest, thus changing the medium forever.
When you've found middle C, sing the note out loud.
Finally, one can confirm the potential upward bias of the single-cost measures, c ^ sing and s ^ sing, by comparing them with the estimated measures of the two costs, c ^ and s ^.
In the case of "Choir," Newton played a C on the flute, then sang C, D-flat, C — and the distortion of the overblown C, combined with his vocalizing, created a surprisingly complex and haunting sound.
From the bright glass-walled monorail station in Terminal C, he sings: "Hello my friends.
He reaches down to low C, yet sings with plaintive beauty two octaves higher.
The wobbly high C she sings in her 1955 recording of "O patria mia," the big soprano aria from the third act of "Aida," is one of the scariest moments in all of recorded opera -- it sounds as if someone had grabbed her from behind and was shaking her like a cocktail.
(Gilbert-Louis Duprez performed at the premiere in 1837 at just about the same time he was astonishing the music world - enraging part of it - with the first high C's sung with chest voice). Tanglewood's seats and lawns were jammed on this hot sunny afternoon.
I'll end with a line from one of my favorite Beck songs (you know this one, c'mon sing it with me): "Things are gonna change, I can feel it!" Sunny Sea Gold is the articles editor, health, at Glamour magazine and the founder of HealthyGirl.org, a site for young women who emotionally overeat.
