Melissa Errico sings "How Are Things In Glocca Morra?" live at Wolftrap скачать в хорошем качестве

Melissa Errico sings "How Are Things In Glocca Morra?" live at Wolftrap

From A PASSION FOR BROADWAY, concert directed by Richard Jay-Alexander Musical direction by John Oddo. Running Time: Ninety minutes, with no intermission. While Errico’s passion for Broadway was evident, it was clear that the audience had a passion for Melissa Errico, rising to their feet to give her a well-deserved standing ovation." -- DC Metro Arts “Her performance is the stuff dreams are made of...her singing is as pure and sweet as her warm smile” — The Wall Street Journal “Stunningly beautiful...she is one of the best singing actors we have.” — The Wall Street Journal "The sterling-voiced Broadway actress emanates an easy, robust glow of pleasure...it goes without saying that she sings divinely.” — Ben Brantley/The New York Times “[Her] singing is impeccable...a former ingenue, Melissa has ripened into nuanced maturity.” — Ben Brantley/The New York Times “Divine...the voice of enchantment...one of the most valuable assets of the musical theater." — The New York Times “Ethereal, gorgeous, elegant, popular...with inward emotion and real artistry.” — The New York Times “Errico's lush soprano is a seduction in itself.” — The Village Voice “Errico is a powerhouse known for her impeccable vocal phrasing and tantalizing journeys through song...this savvy songstress's knowledge and respect for the music she sings pays off. It's what elevates this cabaret act to something more than just a collection of songs but an actual experience for all who were fortunate enough to witness it. You could literally hear the audience either left breathless between songs, or actually talking back to her as she recounted some of her favorite Sondheim anecdotes, and was able to strike a careful balance of sharing personal encounters with the composer, with staying humble and accessible.” — BroadwayWorld “Melissa Errico has that very rare combination of beauty, humor, graceful motion on stage and, of course, the marvelous sound of her voice. She shows great confidence on stage and her off-the cuff-remarks are often hilariously funny. She has a lovely soprano sound, and her voice rises to the occasion...her love of Sondheim’s work comes through in every song & her excellent enunciation makes each of Sondheim’s lyrics especially meaningful. Her Broadway acting experience came through on an especially dramatic “No More.” She convinced me that she was losing her mind in her “Losing My Mind.” — Cabaret Scenes “Recipe for a superb evening of cabaret: Start with a glowing, top-of-the-class Broadway actress and singer; add songs written by one of the theater’s best-ever lyricists- composers. — Cabaret Scenes