Elizabeth Schwarzkopf "Drink to me only with thine eyes"

Traditional song. At the piano Gerald Moore

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Elizabeth
• Schwarzkopf
• Gerald
• Moore
• Drink
• to
• me
• only
• with
• thine
• eyes
• song
• traditional

[famebound1226]

im singing this for voice

[Herur22]

I wish you success.

[peterchao221]

wtf? o.O?

[Herur22]

Sorry, what?

[dreamutia]

i love to singa, bout the moona and the juna and the springa.

[waterman504]

I like to Singa!!!

[paulostroff99]

Lovely singing of a much beloved song.TY for posting.

[davidsmffei]

@famebound1226 Well can you sing with anything else other than your voice? Food goes in through the mouth and out the ...

[PotterMarauder]

@famebound1226 me too

[haleylynnr1]

I'm doing this for solo competition! That's actually what brought me here

[Levisgapjem]

:(

[AndyHirt]

@violetavalery He's OK; you can really hear his vibrato because it's so fast. It's the vibrato on the short notes that really identifies someone trained in the old manner of singing. Most singers today stress the short notes by singing without vibrato because they sit over dissonant chords. People taught in the older way were taught to spin through every note, particularly the shorter notes. That's just not done anymore today.

[violetavalery]

@AndyHirt have you listened to Joseph Calleja? He does have a nice vibrato

[MrBoredazhell]

@dreamutia I was just about to type the same thing-a

HAHAH (corny)

[AndyHirt]

Nice vibrato (spin). No one does this anymore, not art singers, not opera singers, no one. It was lovely to hear. We were required to sing this and "Senza la mabile" every day. That way we were learning how to improve singing, not just learn repertoire. Her English is a bit off because she's German, but the way she sing it is a study in vocal health.

[HaggisMcCrablice]

Carl Stalling used this in a number of classic Looney Tunes shorts...for example, if someone was getting drunk, either this instrumental or "How Dry I Am" played on the soundtrack. It turns up from time to time in modern-day Warner Bros. cartoons too, such as BABY LOONEY TUNES.