Veronica Swift - Getting to Know You (Official Audio)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- “Getting to Know You” by Veronica Swift, off the album This Bitter Earth on Mack Avenue Records.
Music by Richard Rodgers, Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Conducted and Arranged by Steven Feifke
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Veronica Swift - vocals
Emmet Cohen - celeste/piano
Yasushi Nakamura - acoustic bass
Bryan Carter - drums
Lavinia Pavlish - violin
Meitar Forkosh - violin
Andrew Griffin - viola
Susan D. Mandel - cello
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I love how this gets jazzier as she goes along.
The great ones enunciate.
Beautiful voice and song
Brava. Brava. Brava.
I love Veronica swift she is amazing she put her owen twist on the song emit cohen playing piano he is phenomenal as well.
Thanks for singling out the pianist Emmet Cohen (who doubles on celeste).
Agreed best song and amazingly sung here by Veronica Swift
Made me so happy ❤ thanks!
Could listen to you all day ...
Killing it , Bravo !
The best song from The King And I. Nice!
this is awesome! thanks!
Every time i hear Veronica sing i'm more impressed.
Like I said she is not singing their is a great jazz spirt that comes in and out of her ,She is the singer of our time
So well put. She is "the singer of our time." Her own person. If she has 'influences' I can't hear them! A breath of fresh air, when we needed it most.
This is what Edgecorp plays at 1.75x speed while scanning subject's brains
If she doesn't have a bright future, I don't know who does....
What a beautiful song! She reminds me of Anita O'Day.
A little Dinah Washington, perhaps? Love me some Dinah and Nina plus Ella and the rest.
Much better than O’Day
VERONICA SWIFT - Getting to Know You
"Are you still learning?” I told a favorite artist at Bermuda Daydreamin' that, “It's a question I've been asking older people all my life.”
My friend responded: “To cease to learn is to die!”
And “In every single field of endeavor,” I said, “the 'masters' agree and every one of them says, Oh yes! - “I'm still learning, every day!” They'll warm to the question, with personal anecdotes about how 'the teacher is taught by the student.'
So. It's midnight and I check Siriusly Sinatra - just in time to hear the opening verse of a song by my favorite composer, Richard Rodgers - GETTING TO KNOW YOU. Words by Oscar Hammerstein:
It's a very ancient saying
But a true and honest thought
That if you become a teacher
By your pupils you'll be taught.
Raise your hand if you've heard-of “Veronica Swift” - I hadn't, until right now. The 'Great American Songbook' is still in good (young) hands!
Thanks for sharing Mack Avenue. Celebrated elsewhere this day (3/9/2024) search " Great Melody, Great Lyric, Great Rendition, Songwriting Workshop, Harmony Central "
Deepest thanks for including the personnel making this 'joyful noise.' [that] Conducted and Arranged by Steven Feifke [and]
Veronica Swift - vocals
Emmet Cohen - celeste/piano
Yasushi Nakamura - acoustic bass
Bryan Carter - drums
Lavinia Pavlish - violin
Meitar Forkosh - violin
Andrew Griffin - viola
Susan D. Mandel - cello
It seems to like Broadway tunes
Like I said she is not singing their is a great jazz spirt that comes in and out of her ,She is the singer of our time
Like I said she is not singing their is a great jazz spirt that comes in and out of her ,She is the singer of our time
You nailed it. And in so few words. This, especially: She is the singer of our time.