Judy Garland

Judy Garland was an American singer and actress who died in 1969. She was known for a rich, emotive vocal delivery often described as a warm mezzo-soprano, with theatrical phrasing and a direct, expressive style. Garland’s work was closely associated with Hollywood film musicals and the mid-20th century popular-song and show-tune repertoire, and she performed extensively on screen, on stage, and in concert.