Ben Whishaw turns out to be the perfect voice of Paddington (sorry, Colin), his lilting diction at once childlike and wise, his delivery naive yet oddly noble.
NPR received four hundred and twenty-nine applications, which were divided, Nuzum said, into two groups: "those who had the perfect voice of God," much like Morgan Freeman, and those "who actually sounded like human beings".
Published on lined paper in the form of journal entries, the books tell in pitch-perfect voice of Greg's hilarious and mortifying adventures at home and school.
According to Haley, the process of coming up with the perfect voice for Freddy is "this organic process of embodying the character", and not about just "sitting around the table and going, 'Let me try this voice and this voice'".
If we are living in an age of loneliness, Angel Olsen might just be the perfect voice for its soundtrack.
Dash is filled with the arrogance of youth, making Schwartzman the perfect voice match, and the balance of power between students and their seniors is well-pitched before being thrown up into the air during the quake.
Alternatively, if we all had perfect pitch (a trait for which there is a rather simple genetic cause), we might invent some radical new forms of making music or, at least, destablise the dominance of certain musical genres, as the value of a perfect voice will be diminished.
Maria Agresta and Bryan Hymel, recently paired at the Met in "La Bohème," were Violetta and Alfredo, she in perfect voice, he still moving out of his comfort zone, which lies firmly in the rounded, seamless phrasing required in the French repertory.
It's not a perfect voice, at least not yet.
People with less perfect voices who are now in this line of work will be displaced.
Brendan James gave his all, with a clear, pitch-perfect voice, fine piano accompaniment and lots of personal stories.
