Enrico Caruso - Faust Salut! Demeure chaste et pure скачать видео бесплатно

Andre Williams

hed had soul music in his spirit of song,his voice flows 

yourmomgoestocollege

SHAWNdaman he does sing a C in a boheme recording I think, not the aria but a duet? Or maybe I'm thinking the duet from Butterfly. Anyway it's on YouTube. My teacher put it up on Facebook for his students to listen. And it was a great C

Peter Nexus

I have loved opera for 25 years but only this weekend have I learned to love Caruso.

edmoran73

The purest and most beautifully delivered high C ever committed to record.

Tom Frøkjær

Hi again. I agree with you. I think the original 78s are the best.

LordMgls

Hi Tom! The problem about these digitally remastered records is that they actually make the poor quality of the original record more noticeable. I remember I used to like these versions, but nowadays I can't stand them... just sayin' :-P Cheers!

John Schofield

Extraordinario!!!!, que mas se puede decir del mejor de todos los tiempos?, solo eso y gozar de su inmortal arte...Caruso, siempre en nuestros corazones!!!! BRAVOOO!!!

Gerhard Santos

ENRICO CARUSO (February 25, 1873 – August 2, 1921) was an Italian tenor. He sang to great acclaim at the major opera houses of Europe and North and South America, appearing in a wide variety of roles from the Italian and French repertoires that ranged from the lyric to the dramatic.

MrGer2295

Fantastic performance!!!

bodiloto

Sublime !***********************infinite .

kjpportland

Good job on this one, Tom. I have the original 12" GP pressing. Do you use any tube equipment in your processing? Just curious.

Danetenor

hey en dansker;) nah men høje c er jo heller ikke det vigtigste:p

Tom Frøkjær

Ja, det høje C var ikke hans kop te i begyndelsen af hans karriere, men han lærte det hen ad vejen.

Danetenor

first time ever hearing him sing a high c:S

Webarton

HOLY SHIT MANG sounds like good singing, cant really tell from the recording tho.

arturovilla02

his best high C is in butterfly´s duet

ShawDAMAN

Interesting you should say that. A vocal coach I was reading about once said that it was his opinion that classifications like "tenor," "baritone" etc; don't really exist in nature but are just terms created by classical music/opera to try and deal with the human voice. Lanza is another one who could sound extremely baritonal at times.

Tom Frøkjær

Thanks. No, in fact I haven't found anymore Caruso high C's than the ones you already mentioned. But actually Caruso was not a tenor, not a baritone, not a basso; he was a singer who had the vocal characteristics of all three combined.

Tom Frøkjær

Protoplasym, pls send the link to me as a private message (click on my username and then Send message) - YouTube doesn't allow links in comments.

ShawDAMAN

Well, I have no perfect ear... but anyways you can always check it on an instrument, or at worst, with a recording you know has a high C in it like Corelli's Di quella pira or something. ;-) Thanks :)

Enrico Caruso

Enrico Caruso - Una Furtiva Lagrima (Remastered)

Enrico Caruso

Enrico Caruso - Un Di All'azzurro Spazio (Remastered)