Enrico Caruso - La Juive (Rachel, quand du Seigneur) - enhanced video free download

Albert Einstein

THE ABSOLUTE MASTER

bruna azzurra

con questo brano nel dicembre del 1920 - Enrico Caruso si è esibito per l'ultima volta in pubblico al Met di New York, brano de "La Juive" di Jacques-François-Fromental-Élie Halévy, meglio noto come Fromental Halévyal. Il 24 dicembre, quindi, fece la sua ultima apparizione al Met come Eléazar ne La Juive.complessivamente Caruso andò in scena per 863 rappresentazioni al Metropolitan.la sua , quando lasciò il teatro, era ancora una voce imponente. io oserei dire che il suo canto si era oramai arricchito di una grandissima capacità espressiva.

Ajodah Seenarine

my dearest Caruso.......lanza found himself through him. as so did I. and believe it or not. the key tenor who even resembles him.......was......jan peerce.

Dave Pipe

On this day in 1920 - Enrico Caruso gave his last public performance, when he sang in Jacques Halevy's "La Juive" at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.#dapimusic #mymusichangout #caruso #classicalmusic #onthisday #onthisdate 

Alain Diaz

A true master of the art. Simultaneous creating a delicious legato line and following the instructed dynamics while still painting a vivid imagery of Eleazar's broken character. 

fernando javier picchio

INEFABLE

JPSovereignStrikes

Pure vocal opulence…a true master. The timbre, the power, the passion, the musicianship and sensitivity is unparalleled. 

John Hoie

One of the greatest vocal performances ever recorded.Caruso just kept getting better and better. His technique here sounds impeccable, and he put so much (appropriate) feeling into it.

SHICOFF1

Yes and not fair to him as far as the recordings then and now. Anyone who heard him would tell you the voice in house was much better then on the old recordings no matter what they do to help them. All who heard him as an adult are now gone though.

Tom Frøkjær

Caruso was and maybe for many still is the king tenor we have on record. My subjective perception is that he - aside from his versatile voice - had an extraordinary ability to BE and FEEL what he was singing - even in the recordings - all studio recordings, btw. Of course studio recordings in those days being quite different from studio recordings today ...

SHICOFF1

He was a king among tenors and my Grandad heard him 2 or 3 times in Chicago. He always said none where better and he heard all the old greats, yes most them all of them and he lived 100 years from 1880 to 1980 and was not senile or deaf when he died. I was 40 when grandfather died and he often talked of all the opera singers he heard in his long life as a opera fan. His #2 favorite was Tucker and also loved Melchior in Wagner!

fernando javier picchio

LA REALIDAD

chaiter1

Simply great.

Bryan Cedar

So pleased to have found this recording wihthout much scratching noise. My mothers father knew Caruso through going to Covent Garden Opera House regularly. I believe he was introduced to Caruso as he was researching Jewish life for his part in this opera. Caruso sang at my grandparents London house in the music room, my mother telling me that she being eight at the time was in bed. However she could hear everything.

Pamela Nalesnik

Wonderful.....so marvelous that we can hear this so many years later.

Tom Frøkjær

@lyennai: glad you enjoy the new website. And a happy new year to you too!

lore davero

The new website is amazing! Thanks for your uploads of the divine Caruso. Happy new year!

Tom Frøkjær

@rosaponselleart: the website is finished - 116 uploads with more to come ...

rosaponselleart

I'm very happy that you refrech your website or make a new. I wish you find a great plesure in it. Maldoror

Tom Frøkjær

@rosaponselleart: thanks, Maldoror. I thought I would continue posting on YT and then at the same time always put a link in my comments to my website ("if you can't hear it here on YT, go to my website"). My new website will be ready before Christmas....