Well, there's this:
If you don't recognize it immediately, here's the original:
Also, I was listening to this unexpected gem, classic music from an unexpected source:
This performance is mentioned by someone on YouTube as being the best, compared even to others which other people have considered to be the best instead:
Incidentally, here's Lee Wiley in 1940, showing that Ella Fitzgerald wasn't the very first singer to sing the song the way we're used to hearing it sung:
as opposed to the more mannered performances of Gertrude Lawrence.
Oh, and the woman singing in these video
is the daughter of a physicist of pacifist leanings who is also the uncle of a mathematical physicist who has a web blog entitled "This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics".
I probably don't need to tell you who her
sister is.
Oh, and for a change of pace:
And here's another nice one like that:
And here's another light classical selection:
