Enrico Caruso - Vaghissima sembianza. Digitally remastered. video free download

Ramon Rodriguez

Bella musica

roxalys mendez

!Celestial!

redgrapeskins

He was not in the best of health around this time, and Francis Robinson noted on a Caruso LP that his voice on this recording was a glimpse into the Caruso half voice - more nostalgic than anything.( to paraphrase ) A still luscious tone of better days does occasionally shine through..

Isabelle M

Enrico Caruso - Vaghissima sembianza

Eldovio Desanfernandino

UNBELIEVABLY FANTASTIC!

atenorforjesus

What a wonderful recording.

Roy Thomas

This has always been one of my favorites. Caruso was wonderful on songs. This is an excellent example of those he recorded slipping in & out of his sotto voce, "half voice" style. (Another example is, "A Vucchella," ("A Little Posy,"where he uses the technique to it's best advantage.) If it's the Caruso power you like, try "L'Alba Separa Dalla Luce L'ombra" (Then find Bjoerling and listen to his excellent, adoring, imitation....)

Cathy L

Ricky my demon lover!

roselandalvin

This recording always was sentimental in that it showed the great man, who was ill at the time,,singing subpar.., This, according to the liner notes from the old double LP set " Best Of Caruso" released decades and decades ago... Francis Robinson said it was the Caruso voice rarely heard on record;;less than peak, and just a glimpse of what it was

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.

burgomister

изумительная красота голоса и пение приводящее всех певцов мира в отчаяние от невозможности приблизится к этому идеалу !

MrGer2295

Enrico Caruso(1873-1921) was an Italian operatic tenor with beautiful and tender voice. wow! Very touching singing!!! Thank you tomfroekjaer for posting this video.

Tom Frøkjær

@31operafan Good, then! "singing from the soul" is a great way of putting it.

Tom Frøkjær

@31operafan As much as I always enjoy your comments, I'm not sure if I understood this one fully. Are you suggesting that Caruso sang in a certain way to please the public? I'm very sure he just sang his heart - and that was what pleased the public !

goodboybuddy1

The thing about Caruso was that he sang for others, not himself.

brian barnett

Oh my God, what a fantastic version with the digital enhancement. I first heard it about 40 yeras ago and thought it was superb. Now I am flabberghasted by this new version

tascabili

è incredibilmente commovente... quale cuore non muove i propri palpiti al sospiro di questa musica...?! ho ancora fiducia nell'uomo quando lo sento capace di scrivere le profondità delle emozioni... non riesco più a togliermela dalla testa!!! MIO DIO...

Nato libero

Inserire un video di Bocelli in risposta a Caruso è una bestemmia. Vergogna!

Tom Frøkjær

@robertwbecker: thanks Robert - I don't know much about singing or opera, but I know that Caruso touches my heart.

Robert Becker

One of my favorite of all Caruso recordings!!! Thanks for this re-mastered version!!!!! Thank you again for your Profound Love and Dedication to this Giant!!!!!!

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