Beatrice Lillie - Beatrice Lillie Sings: 1932-1944"Canadian born British actress, singer and comedic performer Beatrice Gladys Lillie was considered the funniest woman in the world at one time. Making her West End debut in 1914 and breaking New York in 1924, her illustrious stage and television performances were said to have to be seen live to be truly appreciated. 'Sings 1932 1944' says otherwise. On this album, Lillie's lightning has been unmistakably captured in a bottle, and her remarkable

Influenced by classical minimal music & with a splash of Pop" GROOVE- "building big

"John shines throughout this album

their first studio recording and performed a handful of selected shows

Reubke and Mendelssohn

and "All the Pennies"

the tenor Reinoud Van Mechelen and the cellist Pieter Wispelwey

and was like pouring "sugar into honey"

in her best Liza lisp

op 38 (after an unfinished symphony he wrote in his youth) was an impressive success for the 31-year-old composer

Prior to his teaching appointment at UW-Oshkosh in 2006

In this work Beethoven demolished all previously-known symphonic conventions

Fireside conversation in the time of Queen Elizabeth I and songs in the same free spirit read and sung by Richard Dyer-Bennet