Loria. 13
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Helen Young, '39.
Pane Twenty-one Radio Singers "Come! Come! Come to the fair," begs the lovely soprano, with a great attention to diction and the full power of a pair of lungs filling an ample bosom. With very little imagination you can conjure up an animated picture of one hundred and eighty-nine pounds of inviting womanhood, quivering with eagerness to dance on the green. Or, still in the holiday spirit, you may find yourself On the Road to Mandalay with a deep baritone of rich timbre and gr...eat emphasis. He also is a victim of desire, not for the pleasure of nature, but for a dancing girl in a green cap who is patiently awaiting him. Or, in higher mood, we may pursue the unfortunate lark to heaven's high gate, accompanied by a contralto and a display of melodic pyrotechnics.
But, coming down from the rather rarefied semi-classical regions we find ourselves in the lighter, but paradoxically gloomier region of the popular love song. Here we find the "blues" or "torch singer" usually exemplified by a young lady with a slightly muffled or furry voice, and what television might reveal as a wild look of pain in her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Helen Young, '39.
Pane Twenty-one Radio Singers "Come! Come! Come to the fair," begs the lovely soprano, with a great attention to diction and the full power of a pair of lungs filling an ample bosom. With very little imagination you can conjure up an animated picture of one hundred and eighty-nine pounds of inviting womanhood, quivering with eagerness to dance on the green. Or, still in the holiday spirit, you may find yourself On the Road to Mandalay with a deep baritone of rich timbre and gr...eat emphasis. He also is a victim of desire, not for the pleasure of nature, but for a dancing girl in a green cap who is patiently awaiting him. Or, in higher mood, we may pursue the unfortunate lark to heaven's high gate, accompanied by a contralto and a display of melodic pyrotechnics.
But, coming down from the rather rarefied semi-classical regions we find ourselves in the lighter, but paradoxically gloomier region of the popular love song. Here we find the "blues" or "torch singer" usually exemplified by a young lady with a slightly muffled or furry voice, and what television might reveal as a wild look of pain in her eyes.
What to read after Loria. 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Joseph's College, New York to read onlineMoreLess
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