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The best of the bunch is "Going Through the Motions," a droll comedy number given a charming rendition by Mark Linn-Baker and Jeb Brown. Linn-Baker and Jeb Brown

The stellar bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni, whose terrific stint as Leporello is enlivening the Met's dull new production of "Don Giovanni," offered a charming rendition of the "Catalogue Aria," consulting his cellphone for the Don's conquests.

She offered a charming rendition of the lighthearted "Lob des Hohen Verstandes" ("Praise From an Advanced Intellect"), in which a donkey judges whether a nightingale or a cuckoo sings more beautifully, and sang expressively in the tragic "Irdische Leben" ("The Earthly Life"), in which a mother has no food for her hungry child.

But the show Monday made up for a lack of visible high tech treatments with a charming rendition of heritage Britain — part Sergeant Pepper military officer (double-breasted tailoring, plus gilded buttons), part the dashing racecourse type (in super-sized Prince of Wales checks).

He certainly seemed to enjoy performing that piece, from Copland's "Old American Songs," and his charming rendition had the audience chuckling during the recital he gave with the young soprano Ellie Dehn at the Morgan Library & Museum's Gilder Lehrman Hall on Sunday.

Sasso, who appeared regularly on MADtv when that was a thing, is now doing great 6 second videos including this charming rendition of Robert DeNiro ordering Chinese food.

The first half of the program also included four songs by Richard Strauss, with a passionate rendition of "St chen" ("Serenade") and a charming interpretation of "Muttert?elei".

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Moreover, the band and the record company were (initially at least) nonplussed by Wilson's new creative direction; it speaks volumes that the charming but relatively safe rendition of Sloop John B was released as the first single.

At one rather charming moment during the rendition of Story of My Life, everyone holds up photographs of themselves as kids, an allusion to the pop video's core visual conceit.

James Cagney, who won the best actor Oscar for playing Cohan, performs some of the man's best work, including the title song (about "a real-live nephew of my Uncle Sam"), "You're a Grand Old Flag" and "Over There" (a goose-bump-producing group rendition), in this charming if predictable biography.