As Time Goes By - Steve Tyrell

Steve Tyrell has all the right sounds to make it even bigger!  The more I hear him on Siriously Sinatra, the more I long to hear more. 

"It's Crazy".wmv - Laura Fygi - Lyrics

How about this?  I heard this on Siriously Sinatra, maybe not by this young artist, but her rendition is great!  What a lovely voice.

Steve Tyrell - The Way You Look Tonight

I can hear your  Dad
singing this to your  Mom today, Valentine's day...they were so in love, and always looked at each other with love.  How lucky they were and so were you guys, to have such wonderful parents.  A memory forever, for all of the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren who knew them.  All of the first generation De Cenzo's loved music,  I have it real bad in the second generation....and I see it in the grandchildren, like Theo, hope he makes it big.  He is really trying...It is a sad day, cry a little with me as you listen to this.  My donation will be going to Michael Carter Lisnow Center, Hopkinton, Mass., in Uncle Peter's name.
  I'd be there crying with you, instead of alone....if I could...  Love all of you, Madlyn

How Could You Do A Thing Like That To Me (Frank Sinatra - with Lyrics)

I enjoyed listening to Frank sing this song on Siriously Sinatra, this morning when I went for exercise at our gym.  I can't believe I did not know of it....a nice little jazz song with good melody, great arrangement, I think....

Temperament: How Music Became a Battleground for the Great Minds of Western Civilization by Stuart Isacoff (Feb 4, 2003)

This review is from: Temperament: How Music Became a Battleground for the Great Minds of Western Civilization (Paperback)

Loved the history and felt as though the men through history were contemporaries, although they spanned the centuries with their questions on developing temperament. The book was a gold mine of interesting information on the links between science, music, art, and math (and the "string theory" of modern scientific thought). If I was still teaching school, it would be a core book for the development of my lessons in any of the subjects above, to bring alive my classes. I was excited to talk about it to my friends today.

When I listen to music, I appreciate music that tells a story and paints a picture as when listening to "The Warsaw Concerto"[ASIN:B0000060DC Warsaw Concerto]] I also love music that is really special, as is the arrangement of La Mer, which accompanied the end of the movie in "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier,Spy".[ASIN:B0059XTTW8 Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy]] I am a lay person who sympathizes with the thoughts that Mr Isacoff expresses in,The Afterword, of this book. It is impossible to satisfy everyone. Is it really possible to reach what we think of as perfection, or is perfection different to each of us? Just as I suspect perception might be different to each of us.