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Great singing

I'm 73 and been searching for the name since I was a kid.

No matter how it’s recorded he sings the best!

Magnifique! Merci !

Yes the best ever. And I am proud to say that he was my grandfather! Bravo maestro Pinza.

⁷6years old. My mom used to sing this- play it when I'm gone. Best wordscever❤

The rather strange, reedy, oboe timbre of Schipa's voice is so compelling - utterly like no other tenor and deeply satisfying - and his phrasing and diction are so elegant.

A stunning rendition, truly...!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

My father loved this song. Happy Birthday in heaven dad.

Steber and Farrell, two great artists with great voices-so neglected by the recording companies. And you can add Zeani, Gencer, and Tucci to this list.

Marilyn is simply an 'A lister' - huge incredible voice, irreplaceable - I never want my money back!!!!

Awesome thanks 💯💯👍👍

Do you have the complete surviving excerpts from this performance?

Sicuramente non è una delle sue interpretazioni migliori. In altre occasioni ha cantato molto meglio.

Fantastico!

After hearing these classic recordings, I agree that WE MUST NOT FORGET ELEANOR STEBER!!!!

Grande!

Oh my goodness!!! Peerce is wonderful!!! I remember a similar version , a half step down, sung by Caruso.

Voce dolcissima da fare. Sognare e il vanto dei. Pugliesi

Spectacular!

beautiful voice

Went to college with this recording in 1969. It saw me through many years as the ultimate.At night I would put it on my spindle player and determine how tired i was by whether I outlasted the first side. I have the Moffo-Tucker also, but this was my first and best loved.

Love Tibbett singing anything. Not only a great voice, but always he gets into the character totally. Sings Road to Mandolay with a Cornish accent. And in "My little mule wagon" he makes me even see the dust.

One of the greatest tenors ever.

Это моя самая любимая опера! могу слушать её в любом исполнении бесконечно! Браво великому Верди!

Top Class Kenny and he's Jazzmen 🎉😅

Wow this is so wonderful 🎉

One of the greatest tenors ever.

I've listened to several versions of the song, including Perry Como, Frank Sinatra, Giorgio Tozzi, and more. I think Pinza's rich voice and delivery lifts his rendition above others, although I do like Como's and Tozzi's as well.

Пирс совершенно восхитителен. Что касается Грейс Мур, мне кажется, партия Тоски требует от её лирического по природе голоса дополнительных усилий, которых она не жалеет, и это заметно. Запись выдающаяся, но, думаю, её несколько портит Садеро, оказавшийся недостаточно тонким музыкальным кулинаром: слишком много темперамента, слишком мало поэзии, недостаточно воздуха в этой замечательной сцене. У Пуччини первый акт ярко контрастирует с последующими, где счатье героев, которым мы любуемся а первом акте, оказывается так страшно попрано. Дирижёр это, видимо, не слишком понимает.

❤my grandmother's fav song

My kid has a toy saxophone that plays this and it completely had us at our wit’s end trying to figure out what it was!! Good to know what it is now!

😊

F.U.C.K. Xionism

素晴らしい❤🎉😊

Sadly, Melba's excerpt from "Romeo et Juliette" wasn't recorded because her tenor, Charles Hackett, recorded for a different record label.

I remember a musician yelling "Yeah! after the trombone slide. It's there, so listen carefully. What a kick!

Grosartiger Sänger, herrliche Stimme

I would never have heard of her either, except that she was teaching at Juilliard when I was Assistant to the Dean. She used to call me “turtle lady” because I was taking an extended break from graduate school (where I was majoring in biology.) Anyhow I ventured on a series of sea turtle related summer projects on various islands in the Caribbean, Mexico and Belize. First stop was Costa Rica where we tagged turtles a la Archie Carr. He established the Tortuguero camp where we stayed and the protocol that we followed, mixing Ticos, full time taggers with American short term workers. Getting back to Ellen Faull, she quickly became one of the most popular teachers; Her vocal reputation preceded her. I love this interpretation of Vissi d’arte ❣️🎶

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1345€❤

Bravo!!! This touched my ❤️

I first heard this tune many years ago, it has remained a favourite ever since.

My father loved this so g.

Marvelous use of ornamentation in the repeated section.

More than a great singer, Tito Schipa was an exquisite musician, he would have been so playing the cello or any other instrument.

It's a great pity he didn't stay in America. His devotion to his mother, and I think perhaps a misplaced optimism as to the severity of the situation, led to his frequently returning to Germany. Once too often was his undoing.

1:55, colorature

Az egyik legjobb tenor ! Nagy kár korai halála.🖤♥️🌹

Among the best of the best, though here the conductor's pace is too fast, maybe because the old 78 rpm record could not have otherwise had enough time space for the entire aria.