Cura had a beautiful voice at the start of his career. WHY do they continue when they KNOW they stink? WTF?

Can''t stop laughing..... thank you for lightening up a rough day

Mario Filippeschi soprannominato "Spadavoce" per via del suo prodigioso squillo messo su una voce robusta!

Mario del Monaco❤❤❤

For me the best was Callas in Teatro Colon Buenos Aires

En "Enzo Grimaldo" NO es Cappuccilli...

Woooooo!!! This man LIVED for the opera. Mario!!!

Mori is unbelievable! Also, Domínguez sounded so strong the sagrestano was almost inaudible, haha. Powerful singing!

I heard Benito Maresca live. Great voice, he sang with gusto and musical talent.

Vecchia zimarra, senti, io resto al pian, tu ascendere il sacro monte or devi. Le mie grazie ricevi. Mai non curvasti il logoro dorso ai ricchi ed ai potenti. Passâr nelle tue tasche come in antri tranquilli filosofi e poeti. Ora che i giorni lieti fuggîr, ti dico: addio, fedele amico mio. Addio, addio.

My favorite basso.....Russian Boris Schtokolov. Check him out. Unmatched IMO

I've loved Aragall since the early 80's when I read about him in some opera mag. I sent away over seas for an LP of his and have been a fan ever since. He is 85 now and I wish him well and hope he knows how much he is loved and respected.

Sublime, amazing, flawless technique. He hardly seems to be breathing. But what really seperates Domingo from the rest is the sheer beauty of tone, and a solid barytonal foundation of exquisite quality under the thunderous high notes, few tenors have this and none have it better

The fact that he is one of the best today is a sad testament to the catastrophic state of modern opera.

Only a complete moron would cast Botha as Otello. And seeing as how 99% of casting directors are morons I’m not surprised that this tub of lard had such an amazing career!

Jerry Hadley was never underrated. He had an amazing career and was very much in demand, but then he simply lost his top and was unable to perform at a decent level and his beautiful sound was simply not enough.

Domingo has been singing like total shit for the last thirty years! You need to get your hearing checked. One wobbly nasal octave does not a voice make!

Bryn Terfel sets the standard for this very challenging piece. And yes, the whistling is unsurpassed.

A tour de force! Excellent diction

Perle Bianche Stefan Zucker ??? Wirklich ???

¿Álvarez sucesor de Kraus? No puede ser, que tontería más grande. Mira que el tipo tenía talento. Son muy buenas sus representaciones de marina, luisa fernanda o i puritani en sus inicios, pero súbitamente se metió con papeles demasiado pesados para su voz y la carrera le duró 7 años

Was für eine würdige Aufführung anlässlich des 100.Geburtstages von Giacomo Puccini. Grob-Prandl segelt mit einer Leichtigkeit durch die Arie, das man niederknien könnte. Was für eine grandiose Sängerin. Auf dem gleichen Level der Tenor, der mich etwas an Corelli erinnert wie auch an die Großen der Schellackzeit wie Martinelli oder Lauri-Volpi. Vielen vielen Dank. 🙏🍀🎹🎼💐

Przepięknie to zaśpiewał. Emocjonalnie jak to Domingo😊

Viva il pop moderno ! I tecnici di suono ancora una volta hanno esagerato con lo Stereo … Questo ragazzo non è baritono drammatico e ancora meno un basso . Gusto interpretativo molto discutibile… Non mi piace . il vecchio

Meistens hat der Kommentator recht, aber bei die Sopranistin Hernandez nicht wirklich. Ihre Aria war nicht sehr gut und die Höhe flatterhaft ( kein Stirnband Schluss )und falsch( nicht im Ton)

Maravilloso Bjorling ❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Bravo!! ❤❤❤

Thx so much for uploading the interview...The greatest Wagner Tenor all times and together with Flagstad the gratest Sopran ever...above everything..and will never reached again And fav role. Tristan 🙂 And that he was frst trained as an Bariton, and the became Helden tenor, I think, this what made him so outstanding..regarding singing the deeper tones, like Flagstad

Che tesoro è questo film!! 🤩

Thank you for posting this treasure!

Vocalmente è una cannonata! ❤

El tenor de la voz mas hermosa de la lirica de su generacion.

Erna Berger is not bad tough

Thank you 😊

I ve met Camarena in Zurich 11 years ago and my teacher said that he ll be a great tenor..he is,its very hard working ,im sure..Personal i prefer the old league. The tenors from this days are not "manly"enough😁i dont know..but i admire hard work people and the resistance in this world of opera from a psychological point of view if you know what i mean:)and i think you know:))) personal i coulnd resist in,im to sensitive,I cry instantly only if you show me a finger😅It is a tought world..I m singing alone in my house all day and my nights and days are stress free:)))))))

Hello:) I m an liric instrumentist artist,but my main title is instrumental artist-flutist and flute teacher,im playing flute since 35 years.I wanted to study opera becouse of Puccini-like an orchestra instrumentist i LOVE the music of Puccini and thats why i wanted to learn more..Actually Angela Gheorghiu helped me to find a very good teacher in Romania-signora Eugeniq Moldoveanu.And for this im gratfull to both! I was in Italy,met with important artists,srudy,research..From personal reasons i stop (one of it is my mind,i cant resist in this stress,before performances 😬🙄..just cant sleep,eat..brrr)What i want tosay is even if i love the orchestra,the orchestral part and genous of Puccini ..yes,its too loud!! :) Thats it-i put here all my life for only saying that its too loud orchestralq qnd you qre right😄😄😄sorry for my boring story🤭🤭

Whaaat, there can only be one... Correlli!

The greatest Turandot of all time!

DIVINO!!!!!

ALL magnificent but the Nessun dorma defies description.

MM is the only "Modern" tenor, I've heard with sizeable squilo. Are the conservatories trying to erase the squilo out of their students' voices? "I haven't met any geniuses yet." Lol.

Thank you Afropli… looks like you’re a baritone- for your efforts to increase awareness of our present day opera culture. I am very saddened by the fact that audiences have become accustomed to poor singing! I, too, have a career behind me and look to great singers of the golden era instead of forcing myself to hear todays opera stars… Btw… Alvaro pinching his nose is perhaps something he copied from Corelli- when I studied I met Corelli and his wife , a vecchia scuola grand dame who chided him to stop doing that onstage and trust his technique. Perhaps success will continue to be the most detrimental thing to our young singers, they’re all in competition and they forget about the technique and practice rituals … Keep posting about this!!!

Il primo baritono voce molto bella ed esegue al meglio questa stupenda aria...

Une déclaration d'amour à sa terre natale. Il était temps pour Grand Jacques de s'exprimer avec passion malgré son rythme calme.

magnificient!

Ist der Dirigent taub?

The understanding of what your singing is most important,here it’s very evident,another baritone I love who had a great sense of what he was singing was the brilliant paolo silveri

Ah,this a damn fine singing,I’d never tire listening to this voice…bravissimo

Gracias por el hermoso recuerdo!! ❤❤❤❤

Love your chanel,but disagree on your comment on armiliato,he was a ten times better tenor than alvarez and kept the torch burning in all the big dramatic roles that are so woefully sung today,He was pretty good tenor.first saw him sing way back in 87 I think,in a performance of trovatore for the Dublin grand opera,a tall skinny young man but with a big exciting voice.