Name The Musician
This singer made ”Mona Lisa” a signature hit.
Nat King Cole
This singer was known as “The Chairman of the Board“
Frank Sinatra
This song from “Brigadoon” expresses overwhelming euphoria and disbelief upon realizing he is falling in love while exploring the magical, timeless Scottish village
Almost Like Being in Love
This upbeat 1950s hit by Bobby Day celebrates a carefree feeling that makes you want to dance
Rockin Robin
This cowboy crooner sang the theme from High Noon
Tex Ritter
This jazz trumpeter and singer was called “Satchmo.”
Louis Armstrong
In Paint Your Wagon, this song describes a man who wanders alone.
They Call the Wind Maria
This Patsy Cline recording describes feeling lost while walking at night
Walkin After Midnight
This elegant jazz vocalist was famous for her clear tone and recordings of “I’m a Woman” and “Fever”
Peggy Lee
This elegant jazz vocalist was known as “The First Lady of Song.”
Ella Fitzgerald
In Camelot, this hopeful opening number imagines an ideal kingdom where life feels magical.
Camelot
This cheerful standard made famous by Doris Day encourages optimism even when life feels uncertain
Secret Love
Although he didn’t sing it in the movie “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”, he performed his signature song “Moon River” at the 1962 Academy Awards,
Andy Williams
This smooth-voiced singer was known as “The Velvet Fog.”
Mel Tormé
In The Sound of Music, the Von Trapp children bid goodnight to guests at a party, showcasing their personalities, vocals, and obedience to go to bed.
So Long, Farewell
This dramatic working-man’s anthem made famous by Tennessee Ernie Ford tells the story of life in the coal mines
Sixteen Tons